New interview with $220.3 million Powerball winner Brad Duke

Since winning the Powerball jackpot in 2005, Idaho resident Brad Duke has made few appearances over the years after his win. But he appeared in this interview last month with KTVB for the 30th anniversary of Powerball which had its inaugural drawing on April 19, 1992.

He is one of 36 Idaho residents who have won Powerball prizes over the past 30 years, making them millionaires. The USA Powerball is played in 45 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

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Update: $220M Powerball Jackpot Winner Brad Duke Talks About Growing His Win To $1 Billion

 Update: $220M Powerball Jackpot Winner Brad Duke Talks About Growing His Win To $1 Billion

Brad Duke in 2005 with his oversize check. After taxes the prize amounted to $126 million.

It was one of the most unusual wishlists in lottery. After Brad Duke of Star won the lottery in 2005, he set a goal of turning his $220 million Powerball winnings into $1 billion in 15 years.

It was originally 3 years. So what changed, and how far has he got up to now?

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Brad Duke Planned To Make $1 Billion From His 2005 $220 Million Powerball Win. So How's He Doing In 2017?

Brad Duke displays his winning ticket for the 2005 Powerball $220 million jackpot.

Winner Brad Duke was different to other lottery winners. Soon after his win he optimistically set a goal to multiply it into $1 billion. Has he made it, 12 years later? See the latest information we have on his plans here:

Update: $220M Powerball Jackpot Winner Brad Duke Talks About Growing His Win To $1 Billion