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Powerball jackpot grows to $1.5 billion, world’s largest jackpot
Officials review the estimate daily. We’ve got a Powerball jackpot of more than $1 billion, and it promises to get so big the lump-sum payment will exceed $1 billion. The signs were designed with millions – not billions – in mind.
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If you took the lump sum, you would end up with between $850 million and $900 million Canadian.
A ticket qualifies for a $1 million prize if it matches the five white balls without the red Powerball.
No one won the prize outright, so the jackpot has been steadily creeping up.
Buril says playing the lottery through a pool is a smart move, so it buying a ticket right now.
Powerball officials will allow you to purchase all possible combinations, but it isn’t a smart thing to do.
Powerball tickets can be purchased at any lottery vendor.
And if someone else had the winning numbers, you’d need to split the prize. So if you’re going to buy a $2 Powerball ticket, enjoy your lark – but don’t pat yourself on the back too much for your constructive support of public education.
Faulk, 56, will join people across the country Wednesday night when six new numbers – including the Powerball number – are drawn on live television. About 95 percent of Powerball tickets have computer-generated numbers.
If do you beat the odds, you’ll get to choose between being paid $1.4 billion through annual payments over 29 years or one cash payment of $867 million.
Whoever wins will have to pay 39.6 percent of the prize in federal income taxes, and any state taxes. So while you don’t have to be American to win, you have to be in the U.S.to buy your ticket.
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“[The huge jackpots are attracting] everybody … people who don’t play, infrequent players”, Maryland Lottery representative Carole Everett told the Washington Post. The jackpot now close to a billion and a half dollars.