My coworkers have been asking me if I have my Christmas shopping done yet and all I can think is that Christmas is still pretty far away, I should be fine. The reality is that as of this writing, Christmas is only 13 days away.
Change can be a polarizing subject for people on a philosophical level. There are those who believe that change can lead to positive outcomes while others think that change is hard to stomach. When it comes to updates to games, we are in the change is good camp.Mega Millions will be making enhancements October 31 and you will see that the changes include larger and faster-growing jackpots, better odds of becoming a millionaire and a new way to play the game. Let’s dive into this a little deeper.
Monday August 21, 2017 was a day of serendipity. For the first time since 1918, a solar eclipse was visible in the contiguous United States and people from across the country and even the world swarmed into places like Nebraska that were in the path of totality, which cut from the Pacific Northwest, across the Heartland and into the East Coast.
The game of a lifetime – Lucky for Life – will soon be the newest lottery game available to Nebraska Lottery players. Beginning August 20, players will be able to purchase Lucky for Life in retailers across the state. Drawings are on Mondays and Thursdays.
Our first $1 million Powerball winner in many moons came to claim her prize Monday, May 8 when Melinda Rother of Grand Island walked through our door.
On Monday, April 10, the numbers drawn for Nebraska Pick 3 were 2, 2, and 2. Apparently, a lot of people like to play those numbers because 50 winning tickets were purchased for that drawing. That is a pretty big deal in our office as we rarely see that many winners claim the top prize from a game. We were lucky enough to have one of the winners come into our office and claim their $3,000 from that drawing.
Truck$ & Buck$, has had an incredibly big year. It all began when the number of trucks players could win instantly was increased from three trucks to five. Since the game went on sale three trucks have been won. Now, two more trucks have been added to the mix which means there are still four trucks up for grabs in the instant win game.
Throughout February 8, we set out from our cozy office to execute what we call a retailer blitz in both David City and Blair. The Powerball jackpot had rolled to $255 million and we wanted to spread the word with free tickets to players.
It’s the time of year for roses, candy hearts and chocolate covered strawberries. But what if your sweetheart isn’t into the traditional Valentine’s Day swag? What if your Valentine isn’t a sweetheart at all, but a friend or a relative whose day you are trying to make special? We’ve got a real crowd-pleaser for you.
Brad and Kim Brunk, the $1 million Powerball winners from Bennington, have seen only a few changes since their big win last August. There were no deeds to luxurious new homes, no trips around the world. However, they did receive some attention recently from a Douglas County Post-Gazette reporter.
My coworkers have been asking me if I have my Christmas shopping done yet and all I can think is that Christmas is still pretty far away, I should be fine. The reality is that as of this writing, Christmas is only 13 days away.
Change can be a polarizing subject for people on a philosophical level. There are those who believe that change can lead to positive outcomes while others think that change is hard to stomach. When it comes to updates to games, we are in the change is good camp.Mega Millions will be making enhancements October 31 and you will see that the changes include larger and faster-growing jackpots, better odds of becoming a millionaire and a new way to play the game. Let’s dive into this a little deeper.
Monday August 21, 2017 was a day of serendipity. For the first time since 1918, a solar eclipse was visible in the contiguous United States and people from across the country and even the world swarmed into places like Nebraska that were in the path of totality, which cut from the Pacific Northwest, across the Heartland and into the East Coast.
The game of a lifetime – Lucky for Life – will soon be the newest lottery game available to Nebraska Lottery players. Beginning August 20, players will be able to purchase Lucky for Life in retailers across the state. Drawings are on Mondays and Thursdays.
Our first $1 million Powerball winner in many moons came to claim her prize Monday, May 8 when Melinda Rother of Grand Island walked through our door.
On Monday, April 10, the numbers drawn for Nebraska Pick 3 were 2, 2, and 2. Apparently, a lot of people like to play those numbers because 50 winning tickets were purchased for that drawing. That is a pretty big deal in our office as we rarely see that many winners claim the top prize from a game. We were lucky enough to have one of the winners come into our office and claim their $3,000 from that drawing.
Truck$ & Buck$, has had an incredibly big year. It all began when the number of trucks players could win instantly was increased from three trucks to five. Since the game went on sale three trucks have been won. Now, two more trucks have been added to the mix which means there are still four trucks up for grabs in the instant win game.
Throughout February 8, we set out from our cozy office to execute what we call a retailer blitz in both David City and Blair. The Powerball jackpot had rolled to $255 million and we wanted to spread the word with free tickets to players.
It’s the time of year for roses, candy hearts and chocolate covered strawberries. But what if your sweetheart isn’t into the traditional Valentine’s Day swag? What if your Valentine isn’t a sweetheart at all, but a friend or a relative whose day you are trying to make special? We’ve got a real crowd-pleaser for you.
Brad and Kim Brunk, the $1 million Powerball winners from Bennington, have seen only a few changes since their big win last August. There were no deeds to luxurious new homes, no trips around the world. However, they did receive some attention recently from a Douglas County Post-Gazette reporter.