45-year-old resident of Michigan won 1 million dollars in Lottery thanks to a random error. He wanted to buy another ticket with scratches, but the cashier mistakenly sold it with the Majord ticket, which brought him Fantastic victory.
The US Sun writes about this. The man went to refuel Speedway with the intention of buying a scratch ticket One specific game.
Nevertheless, the cashier mistakenly sold it on the ticket of another game – “Basic Kshvor”. At first, the man wanted Exchange for the right ticketBut I decided to leave purchased. Over time, this decision has become fatal.
The next morning, waking up, he scratched the stroke of the ticket, and his wife scanned him using the lottery application. A message about the screen was shown Win 1 million dollars. Initially, the couple did not believe in the eyes, believing that it could be a draw or mistake.
Finally, realizing that the victory is real, a person for security reasons Buried a ticket to a glass jar In the yard. He was afraid to leave him at home from the risk of loss or theft. Subsequently, the happy winner went to the headquarters of the lottery to get his prize. He chose a single payment instead of Anuvity payments, receiving nearby 634,000 dollars after tax.
He plans to use winning money to pay off debts, pay housing and retirement. Lottery Commissioner Suzanne Shkrel noted that “to bury a ticket on the glass shore” is one of The most unsuccessful ways to maintain a winning ticket.
It is worth noting that every year millions of Americans are not looking for their winnings From the loss of tickets Or out of uncertain. Major Cashword Game since launch in February 2024 has already brought players 65 million dollars in the form of a prize, And today there are 47 million dollars.
According to OBOZ.ua, the promise of US President Donald Trump to end the war in 90 days, and the level of peace failed. In total, more than 54.5 million dollars were laid on the polymarket platform. The United States for the fast end of the war – and all the lost money.
Source: Obozrevatel
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