It’s run along side with the national lottery off the tv , whatever bonus ball is dropped is the number that’s crossed off if you’ve picked itintegrajosh wrote:How does this work exactly? I'm extremely confused
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first to cross off their 6 numbers is the winner 
Nanook wrote:hahaha I thought it was all the numbers, not just BB - DOH!
keep up mun lol 
I didn know that lol if I won I’d want it allThe Aspie Toker wrote:What fucks me off with the US lottery is that if you win, you have a choice of claimed x amount of the money there and then, or get all of it over a 20 year period.
You don't go into a shop and say "Here's 20c for payment of a lottery ticket, I'll pay you the rest over 20 years", so why should it be okay for the lottery owners to take so long.
You get something like 50% - maybe wrong, but it's nowhere near the full amount. Plus, there's taxes to pay.Mrs Beefheart wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2019 11:07 amI didn know that lol if I won I’d want it allThe Aspie Toker wrote:What fucks me off with the US lottery is that if you win, you have a choice of claimed x amount of the money there and then, or get all of it over a 20 year period.
You don't go into a shop and say "Here's 20c for payment of a lottery ticket, I'll pay you the rest over 20 years", so why should it be okay for the lottery owners to take so long.
Not that I win anything though
Just give it me allThe Aspie Toker wrote:You get something like 50% - maybe wrong, but it's nowhere near the full amount. Plus, there's taxes to pay.Mrs Beefheart wrote: ↑Sun Dec 01, 2019 11:07 amI didn know that lol if I won I’d want it allThe Aspie Toker wrote:What fucks me off with the US lottery is that if you win, you have a choice of claimed x amount of the money there and then, or get all of it over a 20 year period.
You don't go into a shop and say "Here's 20c for payment of a lottery ticket, I'll pay you the rest over 20 years", so why should it be okay for the lottery owners to take so long.
Not that I win anything though
and I’m away from Britain Prize money = taxable income: Lottery winnings are taxed like income, and the IRS taxes the top income bracket 39.6%. The government will withhold 25% of that before the money ever gets to the winner. The rest has to be paid at tax time.
https://money.cnn.com/2016/01/08/pf/tax ... index.htmlPayout options: Exactly how much a winner owes in taxes will depend on how they opt to have the prize money distributed.
Lottery winners can choose to take a one-time cash payout, or to receive annual payments for the next 30 years.
If the winner opts for the lump sum, Powerball will award the jackpot's "cash value," which is about $930 million. That means the recipient would pay the income tax on that amount up front.
I’d still have a good bash lol they can have their tax as well and what a Christmas GR would have lol
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