The manager of the store where Billy Ailiff bought a winning Powerball tickets says that if anyone can use it he could.  Ailiff has other ideas though, saying most of the winnings will go to his father who needs a lot of money for cancer treatment.

Speeches and a tour for representatives of state lotteries marked the recent acquisition of a huge printing press; about as long as a football field and three stories high, they company has a right to be proud.

This week’s most interesting stories of lottery luck include a man who sold himself a winning ticket, a Florida resident who let a fortune cookie lead him to real fortune and a man who was so inspired by the story of a winner he bought $30 instant tickets and won the top prize.

Many lottery players discuss what they will do with the money if they ever land the big one.  Now Dale Sumney and his wife Robin are going to learn to decide how to spend the millions they have just won.

Are well off people more honest?  This is certainly what we should expect as they have less need.

An American entertainer named Johal posed as a blind man with a $500 winning ticket. 

The story about a recent $4 million winner inspired a man to start buying $30 dollar $100,000,000 Diamonds instant game tickets- something he did not do before. 

A man from Boca Raton believed in the numbers he saw printed on a fortune cookie so much that he used them on his Florida Lottery ticket. 

The Country Corner Foodmart on N.C. 150 East in Lincolnton is thrilled to have sold a million dollar winning ticket.  What makes it more special is that the winner is one of its own employees.

A good couple won £1m in the Euromillions draw.  Rob and Rachel Bingham scooped the prize off the last Euromillions Mega Friday draw.

After their win, the couple have already paid for the wedding dresses and home renovations of one daughter, and bought a new car for the other.