Two lottery enthusiasts from Port Orchard have won new Silverado trucks from the Washington Lottery’s Trucks and Bucks game.

Kelly Gast, a veterinary technician who has only ever won $5 to $20 on occasional lotto and scratch ticket purchases, won in the first drawing. 

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Joseph Zagami almost threw away the win of a lifetime, literally that is. He and his wife had bought lottery tickets at a supermarket,  put it in a bag and promptly forgot about it. 

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A Brooklyn man may have used up his share of luck for many years.  James Geoghan, decided to buy another $20 ticket after his first time playing the Maximum Millions resulted in a $20 win. 

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I have never believed in horoscope, much less fortune cookie pronouncements keeping the opinion that these are either made in fun, or to take advantage of the more gullible among us. 

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Buying a lottery ticket after her husband lost a basketball game earned Rashonda Kelly $150,000 in consolation.  Her Black Gold Scratcher ticket won the grand prize.

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Lottery player Ronnie Jackson was not content to win $40 from the Extreme Green game, so he went back to the store and bought a 20x The Money ticket. 

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Bowler Wayne Johnson purchased a million dollar winning lottery ticket at the bowling alley where he plays.

Johnson credits the win to a routine he follows every other Friday, when he usually grabs a cheeseburger for lunch and compares winning tickets with another lottery player. 

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Wylie Craig has been buying entries to the South Carolina Education Lottery scratch-off games for more than ten years; in fact he had been placing bets since the $5 scratch-offs were sold in 2002. 

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A woman won $100,000 from a $5 Carolina Riches 11th Edition card she bought at a truck stop.  Her husband, who had been playing the lottery every week and had not won anything significant, was pleasantly surprised at her luck.

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While visiting a local store named Dominick’s, Anel Bajtarevic was attracted to the signs on a  lottery ticket machine that advertized $20,000 a week for 20 years; he bought a ticket from the machine, which had only been installed at the store a month earlier and won bigtime.

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