California Lotto
First Classic Lotto 47 jackpot won
Classic Lotto 47 is the Michigan Lottery’s newest game, which replaced WinFall. Drawings for the game are conducted at 7:29 pm every Wednesday and Saturday night. Jackpots start at $1 million and grow by at least $100,000 each drawing. ... $1.1 million jackpot was won by a player who requested anonymity and released no further information. This is the first Classic Lotto 47 jackpot won. ... First Classic Lotto 47 jackpot won ... [Read More]
Common Questions
The Super Lotto Plus selling bonus is 1/10th of 1% of the advertised jackpot. For example, a $10 million dollar jackpot will award a $10,000 selling bonus. The selling bonus will be shared among all winning ticket selling agents. If the jackpot is less than $5 million, the selling bonus will be $5,000 per winning ticket sold. ... [Read More]
Final CL 47 Sweepstakes winners announced
The winners each receive eight Detroit Tigers baseball tickets, a Ducane stainless steel barbeque gas grill and a $100 gift card from Big Boy restaurants. The 25 players were chosen from a total of 105,330 entries of Classic Lotto 47 tickets, valued at $3 or more, that were entered by June 20. Submissions were by mail, Internet, or at a Lottery regional office. Of the total entries, 1,105 were submitted via the Internet. ... LANSING, June 22 – Twenty-five luck Michigan Lottery players were selected today as the final round of winners in the Classic Lotto 47 “Classic SummerSweepstakes. ... [Read More]
California State Senate Republican Caucus
Democratic lawmakers will convene an emergency hearing on what their attorneys call Republican Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's illegal linking of California with a multistate lotto game, the Oakland Tribune learned Thursday. Stakeholders in the battle expect it to become part of partisan clashes over the election and budget. National and state anti-gambling groups said they would delay filing a lawsuit against Schwarzenegger's deficit-easing entrance into Mega Millions lotto until they see the outcome of Tuesday's legislative hearing, which will be officially announced today. ... [Read More]
Oregon State Police News Releases News and Events: Gaming Enforcement Detectives Investigating Lottery Scam Targeting Elderly
During the last three weeks, detectives have been receiving letters sent to people in states such as Georgia, Florida, California and Pennsylvania stating "our records indicated that we have not received a claim for your last year's shared winnings" up to $750,000.00. The letterheads list two Salem, Oregon-area addressed fraudulent companies called "Golden Lotto Mega Bucks" and "Top Hat Lotto". ... The Oregon State Police and Oregon Lottery recommend that if anyone receives a similar bogus lotto letter: ... [Read More]
FirstGov.gov for Citizens: Lottery Results
In the United States, 39 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico have lotteries. Lotteries are a form of gambling run by the state including instant-win scratch-off games, Lotto and daily games. ... [Read More]
California State Senate Republican Caucus
California's participation in the 12-state Mega Millions lotto will continue despite a lawsuit seeking to derail the game, state lottery officials said Thursday. The Sacramento-based California Coalition Against Gambling Expansion sued the California Lottery Commission and its acting director, Chon Gutierrez, charging that the lottery illegally entered the multistate game without legislative approval. ... With lawyers from an anti-gambling group filing suit to shut down California's 2-week-old participation in the multistate Mega Millions lotto, it's time for state leaders to do the right thing and make this controversy disappear. Opponents raise a good point: They claim that the 1984 California Lottery Act, which amended the state constitution to allow for lottery games, doesn't permit multistate games like Mega Millions. ... [Read More]
Reports on Gambling
This letter report addresses the convoluted situation that has revolvedaround unclaimed, low-tier Lotto and instant game prizes. At various pointsthe State Lottery Commission has adopted and/or modified policies to sweepunclaimed prizes into, first, the Education Fund and, second, into thegame prize fund. The Commission's letter report assesses the Lottery'spolicy and urges changes. Specifically, the Commission recommends thatthe Lottery Act be amended to clarify language related to unclaimed prizemoneies, and to provide adequate time for public input into the LotteryCommission's rule-making process. ... [Read More]
Proposition 65 - Prioritization Notices
In a public notice published in the California Regulatory Notice Register (CRNR) on October 26, 2001 , OEHHA announced the availability of the alphabetical listing of candidate chemicals for the third round pilot random selection. In the October 26th notice, OEHHA identified 100 chemicals that could potentially be considered by the State's qualified experts (i.e., the Carcinogen Identification Committee of OEHHA's Science Advisory Board). The 100 chemicals were listed in "Table 1: Candidates for Random Selection Third Round" (see attached Table 1). Also, as explained in the October 26th notice, the seed number for the third round pilot random selection was determined by summing the first three numbers (27, 28, 10) drawn from the California Super Lotto Plus on Saturday, October 27, 2001 to yield 65. Beginning with the 65th number (59) and ending with the 164th number (278) on "Table 2 Random Numbers", each of the 100 chemicals had a unique random numerical value ass ... [Read More]
Proposition 65 - Prioritization Notices
In a public notice published in the California Regulatory Notice Register (CRNR) on March 20, 1998, OEHHA announced the availability of the alphabetical listing of candidate chemicals for the second round pilot random selection. In the March 20th notice, OEHHA identified 100 chemicals that could potentially be considered by the State’s qualified experts (i.e., the Carcinogen Identification Committee of OEHHA’s Science Advisory Board). The 100 chemicals were listed in "Table 1: Candidates for Random Selection Second Round" (see attached Table 1). Also, as explained in the March 20th notice, the seed number for the second round pilot random selection was determined by summing the first three numbers (51, 12, 9) drawn from the California Super Lotto on Saturday, March 21, 1998 to yield 72. Beginning with the 72nd number (398) and ending with the 171st number (327) on "Table 2 Random Numbers", each of the 100 chemic ... [Read More]
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