wisepowder: California Man Collects $22 Million Mega Millions Win

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California Man Collects $22 Million Mega Millions Win 







A lucky California Lottery player became an instant Mega Millions 
multimillionaire over the summer, and he's now come forward to claim the 
incredible jackpot.Get more news about 综合包网菲律宾,you can vist loto98.com 



Douglas Cummings picked up his ticket from the Chevron station 
located at 12464 Limonite Avenue in Mira Loma, Riverside County. The 
ticket matched all six winning numbers in the July 31 Mega Millions 
draw: 12, 35, 46, 48, 69, and the Mega Ball 23. 



Cummings wants to keep his plans for the life-changing winnings 
private, and the California Lottery did not release information on 
whether he chose the the annuity or cash option payment.Christian 
Saracay, who manages the Chevron where the ticket was sold, was excited 
for his customer. "Our sales have gone up! The regulars were surprised 
when they heard about the win. They were happy someone won at the store 
they go to," he told Lottery officials. 



This is the first large prize won at his store, although "anything 
more than a dollar win is big," he laughed. The Lottery will pay the 
retailer a $110,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket. 



California had another big Mega Millions win last year, when San 
Diego player Laarni Bibal scored a $522 million jackpot on June 7, 2019. 
She bought the winning ticket at the Sorrento Deli Mart and opted for 
the lump sum payout of $340 million before federal taxes. California 
does not levy state taxes on lottery prizes.There could be a lot of 
pre-Halloween treats in store this week, as the Mega Millions and 
Powerball combined top prizes hit an estimated $225 million. 



Mega Millions offers a $109 million jackpot for the draw on Tuesday, 
October 27, while on Wednesday, there's the chance at a $116 million 
Powerball grand prize. You can pick up tickets for both draws now. 



More Southern California Lottery Millionaires 

The Golden State continues to create more millionaires as the 
Lottery celebrated its 35th birthday this month. California players have 
raised more than $37 million for public education in the state, with 95 
percent of Lottery proceeds going back to the community via prizes, 
retailer commissions, and contributions to schools.