Two Powerball Jackpot Winners Share $97 MIllion; Tickets were Bought in Ohio and Montana
Two lucky tickets matched the June 23 Powerball winning numbers and will equally share a $97 million jackpot.
Those tickets were bought in Montana and Ohio.
It’s rare when two tickets …unrelated… pick winners, considering the huge odds against them.
But in happens.
In the 1990s two separate winners in Washington D.C. shared $90 million. It has never happened again that two separate tickets in one jurisdiction have won a Powerball jackpot.
So the jackpot for Powerball reverts to $20 million on June 26.
Good luck, everyone.
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Posted on June 24, 2010 by DocLotto | Filed Under Basics, Lottery, Lump Sum, Picking Numbers, Random Facts
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