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New Jersey Lottery Director Carole Hedinger talks about lottery gift giving these holidays.
The legal age for most lotteries is 18 and above.
So the New Jersey Lottery wants to ensure that kids aren’t playing, but they say that gets a little difficult during the holiday season.
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A Suitland woman is still smiling about the surprise she discovered hidden beneath one of the gift boxes on her Maryland Lottery scratch-off ticket.
Stephen Cox was planning to live a comfortable life but was left with nothing after two roofers conned him. PHOTO: Mirror
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They have a combined fortune of more than £10 million (US$15M) but it doesn't mean these UK National Lottery winners are above a bit of hard work.
Rodney Meadows had the biggest stroke of luck in his life after winning two major prizes.
A California man did the impossible after winning a $1,000 scratch-off prize.
Tom Naylor with his collection of lottery cars, including a rare Jaguar (number 7).
Winston Parks of Toronto didn't believe he had won a huge 6/49 jackpot at first.
With his eyes and mouth wide open for the photo, it was an “Oh My God!” moment jackpot winner Winston Parks will not soon forget.
Peter Congdon celebrates his £13.5 million UK National Lottery win in May.
Six months after Peter Congdon, 67, won £13.5 million (US$20.3 million), he is still living modestly.
Happy, but not the winner. Bradley J McDevitt collects a $1 million prize on behalf of an anonymous winner.
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Just months after Marie Holmes won the largest Powerball jackpot in NC's history, she was arrested on drugs charges.
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Faye Officer is ecstatic after winning the Canada Lotto 649 $7 million jackpot.
Long-time lottery player Faye Officer couldn't believe her luck.
Walter Carver will now collect the entire $10,000 prize that he won in 2007. PHOTO: Debbie Egan-Chin
A 69-year-old Vietnam vet from Brooklyn can finally enjoy all his 2007 lottery winnings.
The wrong Isabel Flores protests her mistaken $1 Million scratch-off Texas Lottery win.
The Beeville woman continues to receive dozens of calls after everyone in town thinks she hit the jackpot.
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A lucky winner bought their "Lucky For Life" from a Meijer store in Warren, Detroit.
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Two minor mistakes led to a $2 Million lotto win for a Sherwood Park man.
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The lottery-predicting frog had some startling successes. PHOTO: Nong Oui
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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.
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