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Now That the Powerball Jackpot is Over $300 Million, Will You Buy a Ticket?

With nobody winning the Powerball Jackpot in almost two months, the drawing Wednesday to a single winner will be more than $300 million.

Traditionally, the higher the jackpot payout in a lottery, the more people are prepared to share in the pot.

With nobody winning since June 23, the Powerball Jackpot drawing for Wednesay now sits at $305 million, according to the Powerball Lottery website. This has a cash option payout of $203.3 million, before taxes. The drawing will be on Wednesday, Aug. 15 and the cost of a ticket is $2.

Will you buy a ticket now that the payout is more than $300 million? With a cash payout to a single winner of $203.5 million, what would you do with the money if you had the lucky ticket?

Pam J August 14, 2012 at 03:31 am
I always buy a ticket. If I win, I will help a bunch of people. And I just told my mother that I really want to go to Hawaii (was watching Hawaii 5-0). And I won't have to get up every day and do a job search! Best of all!
Chris Roberts August 15, 2012 at 11:21 am
Here is a Power Ball simulator just to show everyone how unlikely you are to play the lottery and the amount of money you waste doing so.
http://justwebware.com/powerball/powerball.html
Gayla August 15, 2012 at 06:23 pm
I spent $2.00....what the heck...you can't win if you don't play... :)

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