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Waikiki beach, Hawaii. I was there after dark and saw this.
I often get questions about how I win so often. My record is 22 winning tickets in one game - and only a couple were bonus tickets.
They all added up to a great prize. The secret is...
Yes, you can now buy a lottery ticket that you never lose money on. Just walk into a credit union and open a savings account. The teller then sells you lottery tickets to put you into a draw for some big prizes.
Looks just like a lottery win, but it's not. Joseph J won $10,000 in his Michigan Credit Union League's Save To Win lottery. Photo: MCUL
They're called prize-linked savings accounts, and it gives residents a little extra incentive to put money away for a rainy day.
This is my iPhone 5S. Let's not fight about what's better, Apple or Android, because it doesn't matter. Both do a fantastic job of bringing the future of communication into your pocket or purse.
And Siri - the voice inside the iPhone and iPad - is a modern day wonder.
I ask it everything... even dictate many of my posts on it. Like this one.
Just now I decided to go for a walk.
Another similar prank turned out to be a real benefit for this homeless man.
A Marietta, Columbia woman told her husband she won the lottery. Then informed him she was only kidding.
"He jokes with me all the time, saying he won big playing Powerball," she explained.
I've just finished LottoPredict for the week up to 13th, and you know what?
A lot of Silver Lotto System winners use LottoPredict.
It's their product of choice. But there's one thing they never ask me about it.
I get a lot of questions about other parts of LottoPredict, but never this one:
Wednesday's USA Powerball drawing featured a new product for mobile users.
As the white numbers dropped on their way to making a $400 million winner, drawing ambassador Alexa Fuentes told everyone watching that Powerball drawings have gone mobile.
Craig Henshaw won $21.4 Million in Canada's Lotto Max. There are hundreds of winners all round the world like him every week.
That's a pretty bold statement I'm making: "You will win the lottery, and I'm not kidding."
Here's how I figured it out…
After playing for 20 years, B. Raymond Buxton is the sole winner of the $425 million USA Powerball jackpot.
The retired winner holds the enormous check at a presentation at California Lottery headquarters last Tuesday in Sacramento, California.
"Once the initial shock passed, I couldn't sleep for days," said Buxton, who wore a shirt reading 'Luck of the Jedi I have' and a picture of Yoda for the presentation photo.
New York sculptors Adam Eckstrom and Lauren Was decided to give abandoned lottery tickets a new life in a show they call Ghost of a Dream.
Here's a Lamborghini made from old lottery tickets.
They created collaged lotto ticket installations of all the ambitious items winners tend to buy, from Lamborghinis to Hummers, speed boats, dream homes, and of course, that perfect tropical vacation.
See more photos...
This enormous red balloon was used to promote the California Lottery. It represents Powerball's red ball. Photo: Ads of the World
Most players are aware that state lottery funds education, infrastructure and so on. Here's a map showing how these funds are allocated in the USA.
Read More: patrickdoyle.com
Lottery agencies across Canada say the millennial generation doesn’t buy lottery tickets as often as their parents do. They’ve now grouped together to find a way to attract more 18 and up aged lottery buyers.
CBC reports on the problem of younger lottery players not buying as frequently. Video: CBC
Some Canadian lottery agencies say they’re dealing with a 30% decline in the number of young adults buying lottery tickets.
Ever wanted to go away with all your new-found friends after winning the lottery? There's nothin quite like taking your accommodation with you!
Read MoreAnything makes the news these days. Cross-looking cats, cleaning glass underneath the Grand Canyon lookout, conscious uncoupling (Paltrow/Martin split).
It's amazing what can become newsworthy these days. Photo: ViralNova
And then there's lottery jackpots. Given that there are millions of prizes around the world every day up for grabs - and players grabbing them too - what is the smallest amount you'd expect to see on a lottery site?
For a mere $800,000 or so you can turn your swimming pool into a games room, dance floor or basketball court at the touch of a button. It's all done by adding a moving floor to your swimming pool.
Just an ordinary millionaire's swimming pool. But at the press of a button it become this...
Via YouTube
This New Zealand woman got an unexpected shock with the burst of tickertape silver confetti came down after she won a 'Winning Wheel' $100,000 prize.
See the surprising turn of events unfold in this nationally televised video. And don't worry, she was ok afterwards.
We've said it before, history is mainly boring. So 'The Good Stuff' comedians Sam and David put a different spin on the subject and make it fun.
The guys give some funny examples, so spend 5 minutes watching this video, get educated and have a laugh as well.
Via DIGGAnd don't forget the most important part of the lottery since its beginnings - giving back to the community.
Click to view.
Three weeks after a Georgia church was burglarized, an anonymous donor stepped in to help with a winning $80,000 lottery ticket, the Associated Press reports.
The Cathedral of Prayer in Columbus, Georgia had been without air conditioning for nearly a month after an intruder stripped the wires.
Ever wanted to know what it's like when you've won a million dollars? A KTVI news camera was in the store when Jamie Bone learnt of her win. The video is great to see!
Jamie Bone learns of her $1 million win at the St Louis County, Missouri store. Video: CNN
The lottery-predicting frog had some startling successes. PHOTO: Nong Oui
When local Tongsai Boommrungsai spotted a frog in her garden holding a young chick in its mouth, she stared straight into the frogs protruding eyes and demanded that it drop it.
There are many stories about lottery winners losing their tickets and then miraculously finding them again, or winning on Friday the 13th. But how about these lucky winners who got their wins in some very strange ways? Let’s dive right in…
A NASCAR speedway and lottery commission created the largest scratch-off ticket ever made, setting a new Guinness World Record.
You couldn’t make this up.. four amazing coincidences with the $1 million prize that Alexander McLeish of Attleborough got from a friend after his open heart surgery.
It’s quite unique. Canadian law prohibits ‘disposing of any property by lots, cards, tickets or any mode of chance’ whatsoever…
You couldn't make this up. When Florida resident Bill Kelly gave one of three lottery tickets to his family pet, little did he realize what the outcome would be.
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