Indeed Friday the thirteenth has been fortunate for Mega Millions®! A solitary ticket-holder in Maine will praise an exceptionally blissful new year after that ticket is the main one to match every one of the six numbers drawn Friday night – the white balls 30, 43, 45, 46 and 61, or more the gold Super Ball 14. The award is $1.348 billion ($723.5 million money), which is the second biggest bonanza throughout the entire existence of the game! These last big stake sums are marginally not the same as the appraisals and depend on genuine deals. The triumphant ticket was sold at Old neighborhood Gas and Barbecue in Lebanon, Maine.
“Congrats to the Maine State Lottery, which has recently won its very first Uber Millions bonanza,” says Ohio Lottery Chief Pat McDonald, Lead Chief for the Super Millions Consortium. “It’s the fourth billion-dollar bonanza in Uber Millions history. We thank every one of our retailers for their diligent effort during this marvelous run, and our clients for their excitement and backing. I trust the tomfoolery and energy Super Millions has produced motivates a triumphant disposition in our day to day routines and towards everybody we meet. Here’s to a decent year!”
This 26-drawing bonanza run closes with a bang, with 7,072,832 winning tickets across each of the nine award levels in the January 13 drawing alone, including the big stake winning ticket. Fourteen tickets matched every one of the five white balls to dominate the match’s second-level award of $1 million. Four were sold in New York, two in California, and one each in Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Texas. For matching four white balls in addition to the Super Ball, 164 tickets have a third-level win. Of those, 27 incorporated the discretionary Megaplier (accessible in many states with an extra $1 buy), which was 2X on Friday night; they are valued at $20,000 each. The excess 137 second-level winning tickets bring back home the standard $10,000 prize.
The bonanza had been moving since it was keep going won on October 14, when a $502 million award was shared by winning tickets in California and Florida. Through the 26 drawings starting October 18, there were more than 40.3 million winning tickets across every single award level. These incorporate 82 second-level awards worth $1 at least million, won in 25 unique states from one coast to another: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia.
