PSA: Megamillions won by some lucky people in MD, Kansas, Illiinois

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gorcorps

aka Brandon
Jul 18, 2004
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The numbers have been drawn already at 10 CDT, here are the numbers:

9-19-34-44-51, Mega Ball: 24, I threw 20 bucks down the drain Hope no one wins.

*slaps head*

I read your first sentence and then stopped reading. I really need to go to bed.

But I did hit 3 of the regular numbers so I get $7. My MB was 23, and if I would have hit that it would have been $150. So close
 

Balt

Lifer
Mar 12, 2000
12,674
482
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The numbers have been drawn already at 10 CDT, here are the numbers:

9-19-34-44-51, Mega Ball: 24, I threw 20 bucks down the drain Hope no one wins.

Sir, there must be some mistake. Those aren't the numbers on my ticket.
 

RossMAN

Grand Nagus
Feb 24, 2000
78,794
266
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I'm tempted to start an office pool to increase my chanes of losing $$$ faster or winning.
 

gigahertz20

Golden Member
Apr 30, 2007
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Pretty ridiculous money. Just live off the interest alone. Right now the estimated jackpot is $476 million with a cash option of $341 million. So if you won and elected the lump sum payment of $341 million you would have to pay 25% federal tax and then state tax, here in Colorado where I live it's 4%. So 29% taken away would be roughly $100 million you would have to pay in taxes leaving you with $241 million in money you would actually get.
Now put that into a savings account with a guaranteed 3% interest rate and you'd be making around $600,000 a month off of just interest....
 

l0cke

Diamond Member
Dec 12, 2005
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Only bought one number for the last drawing, didn't get anything

$476,000,000 is a lot of money.
 

Eli

Super Moderator | Elite Member
Oct 9, 1999
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Pretty ridiculous money. Just live off the interest alone. Right now the estimated jackpot is $476 million with a cash option of $341 million. So if you won and elected the lump sum payment of $341 million you would have to pay 25% federal tax and then state tax, here in Colorado where I live it's 4%. So 29% taken away would be roughly $100 million you would have to pay in taxes leaving you with $241 million in money you would actually get.
Now put that into a savings account with a guaranteed 3% interest rate and you'd be making around $600,000 a month off of just interest....




Yeah, that's just nutty.

The sad thing is that in the grand scheme of things, 241million is chump change. Though not really for an individual I guess. It gets you about 1/4 of the way to being on the top 500 wealthiest individuals in the world list.
 

Dr. Zaus

Lifer
Oct 16, 2008
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If I had an extra 100 mill I would give 100k to my favorite contributors to the Hume thread.

and 1 mill to moon beam, if he would take the job, to be my personal philosophical sounding board.
 
Dec 26, 2007
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If I had an extra 100 mill I would give 100k to my favorite contributors to the Hume thread.

and 1 mill to moon beam, if he would take the job, to be my personal philosophical sounding board.

I need to start posting in there more...

Glad the office pool didn't win as I didn't get a chance to put in $ haha
 

conehead433

Diamond Member
Dec 4, 2002
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So I had 6 tickets and not a single number on any of them. Last year I dreamed I won 422 million in the lottery. I remembered 5 out of 6 of the numbers from my dream. Since the jackpot is different than what I dreamed I won I'm not sure now if I should buy every combination to cover the sixth number for the next draw. Time to revisit that dream maybe.
 

gorcorps

aka Brandon
Jul 18, 2004
30,740
452
126
Pretty ridiculous money. Just live off the interest alone. Right now the estimated jackpot is $476 million with a cash option of $341 million. So if you won and elected the lump sum payment of $341 million you would have to pay 25% federal tax and then state tax, here in Colorado where I live it's 4%. So 29% taken away would be roughly $100 million you would have to pay in taxes leaving you with $241 million in money you would actually get.
Now put that into a savings account with a guaranteed 3% interest rate and you'd be making around $600,000 a month off of just interest....

Where these days can you find a 3% interest rate?
 
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