A lottery player voided a ticket that would have been worth $30 mill

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  • ODogg
    Hall Of Fame
    • Feb 2003
    • 37953

    #16
    Re: A lottery player voided a ticket that would have been worth $30 mill

    bill - i dunno, i never play the lotto so i donut know how it works..
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    • ~LiverpoolRed~
      YNWA
      • Dec 2008
      • 10755

      #17
      Re: A lottery player voided a ticket that would have been worth $30 mill

      Originally posted by ODogg
      bill - i dunno, i never play the lotto so i donut know how it works..
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      • Knight165
        *ll St*r
        • Feb 2003
        • 24964

        #18
        Re: A lottery player voided a ticket that would have been worth $30 mill

        Originally posted by ImTellinTim
        I'm guessing he picks his numbers and the clerk made a mistake, so he voided it and got his correct "lucky" numbers.
        You do not void a lottery error. You simply roll with that and your "regular" numbers on another.
        Silly ...silly boy.(not you...the "winner" in the story)

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        • ASB37
          MVP
          • Feb 2003
          • 2624

          #19
          Re: A lottery player voided a ticket that would have been worth $30 mill

          Yeah everyone that comes in to play the lottery ALWAYS takes any mistakes that I may make. People rarely asked them to be void because they think the mistake ticket might be good luck.
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          • GAMEC0CK2002
            Stayin Alive
            • Aug 2002
            • 10384

            #20
            Re: A lottery player voided a ticket that would have been worth $30 mill

            Originally posted by ASB37
            Yeah everyone that comes in to play the lottery ALWAYS takes any mistakes that I may make. People rarely asked them to be void because they think the mistake ticket might be good luck.
            Basically and the reason is rare cases like these.

            I'd be tempted to play the lottery but have fundamental issues with how the money is spent (by the government).

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            • countryboy
              Growing pains
              • Sep 2003
              • 52727

              #21
              Re: A lottery player voided a ticket that would have been worth $30 mill

              Wow....
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