Lottery tickets in Florida. (Photo: Periódico Cubano)
The Powerball lottery has 235 million dollars in prize money to the unfortunate 23-year-old who resides in Land O ‘Lakes, Florida. The result was celebrated on March 27, but it was not long before Thomas Yi, 23 years old, appeared in the Powerball offices to validate his identity.
Thomas Yi eligió recibir sus ganancias en un pago unico. Now that the tax has been deducted, there is already an increase of 160 million dollars.
“Including being able to accept his numbers, I believe he’s got me a ballot for a minor to review,” said Yi at the Florida Lottery. “The employee of the showman is instantly moved and repeats that he has won the mayor’s award of the Powerball of $ 235 million. Enttones supe que esto cambiaría mi vida ”.
In terms of form, Yi is converting to the most youthful person to win a Florida Powerball. Without embarrassment, the money will not change its intermediate plans once its objective is to culminate in university studies in a framework related to medicine.
You included the first mayor of Publix, the street and the 16560 North Nebraska Avenue and Lutz. The minor will receive a $ 95,000 bonus commission for selling the Powerball ticket.
The probabilities of winning the big Powerball prize are 1 in 292,201,338. Powerball sorts are made every Wednesday and Saturday.
The Florida Lottery sorties are transmitted in 17 stations throughout the state and are available to view on their web site, where the winning numbers are also published.
This is the son of 10 premieres of Powerball
▪ $ 1,586 million, January 13, 2016, ganadores and California, Florida and Tennessee.
▪ $ 768.4 million, March 27, 2019, Wisconsin.
▪ $ 758.7 million, August 23, 2017, Massachusetts.
▪ $ 687.8 million, October 27, 2018, Iowa and New York.
▪ $ 590.5 million, May 18, 2013, Florida.
▪ $ 587.5 million, November 28, 2012, Arizona and Missouri.
▪ $ 564.1 million, February 11, 2015, Carolina del Norte, Puerto Rico and Texas.
▪ $ 559.7 million, January 6, 2018, New Hampshire.
▪ $ 550 million (estimated for January 13, 2021).
▪ $ 487.0 million, July 30, 2016, New Hampshire.