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Man Sues Powerball Lottery After $340M 'win' Is Denied : NPR

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Feb 21, 2024  · A man sues Powerball after being told his $340M 'win' was a mistake. John Cheeks' lottery ticket matched the numbers posted online in January 2023. But when he tried to redeem his prize, he was ...

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Black DC Man Suing After Lottery Denied His $340M Winning …

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Story by Melissa Noel. • 8mo. J ohn Cheeks is suing Powerball and the DC Lottery after they allegedly refused to grant him his $350 million winnings due to a website mistake. Cheeks told …

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Man Sues Powerball Organizers For $340 Million After His Lottery ...

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Feb 20, 2024  · Here's what to do if you win the lottery 05:12. A man in Washington, D.C., is suing the organizers of the Powerball lottery after he woke up to what he thought was news that he …

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Powerball: US Man Sues Lottery After Being Told $340m Win Is Error …

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Feb 19, 2024  · A Washington DC man who thought he won a jackpot worth $340m (£270m) has sued Powerball and the DC Lottery, who claim they published his numbers by mistake. John …

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A DC Man Thought He Won A $340 Million Powerball Prize. But It

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Feb 16, 2024  · Though Cheeks, who bought the ticket on Jan. 6, 2023, didn’t see the Jan. 7 drawing, when he pulled up the D.C. Lottery website in the early morning hours of Jan. 8, his …

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Man Sues Powerball Lottery After Being Told $340m Win Was A …

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Feb 19, 2024  · A man in Washington DC has filed a lawsuit against the Powerball lottery after he was refused a $340m jackpot despite his ticket matching the winning combination shown on …

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Man Sues Powerball Lottery After Being Told His Apparent $340m …

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2024-02-19 - Maya Yang. A man who thought he had won a $340m Powerball jackpot is suing the lottery after the game’s administra­tors said their website only showed his numbers as the …

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Man Sues Lottery After Being Lied About His $340 Million Win

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Feb 19, 2024  · A man in Washington, DC, is suing a lottery after he was mistakenly hailed as a winner of a jackpot.

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A Man Sues Powerball After Being Told His $340M 'win' Was A …

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Feb 21, 2024  · A man sues Powerball after being told his $340M 'win' was a mistake. John Cheeks's lottery ticket matched the numbers posted online in January 2023. But when he tried …

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US Man Sues Powerball Lottery After Apparent $340m Jackpot Win …

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Feb 19, 2024  · A US man who thought he'd won $340m (£270m) on a lottery is suing the organisers and a website which published his numbers, it has said, by mistake.

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Powerball Player Denied $340 Jackpot After Website Had A ... - MSN

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Sponsored Content. A Washington, D.C., man is suing Powerball and the D.C. Lottery after he claims he was denied a jackpot worth $340 million because of a “mistake.”.

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Man Sues DC Lottery After Not Winning $340M Jackpot - Newser

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Feb 19, 2024  · When John Cheeks checked his Powerball numbers the day after the Jan. 7, 2023, drawing, he saw them listed as the winning combination on the DC Lottery's website, …

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DC Resident Sues Powerball For $340M Claiming Jackpot Denied …

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J ohn Cheeks, a Washington DC man, has launched a legal battle against Powerball and the DC Lottery, claiming a $340 million jackpot he believes he rightfully won was denied to him due to …

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A Man Is Suing The DC Lottery After Claiming He Won A $340 ... - MSN

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A man has sued the DC Lottery after being told what he thought was a $340 million win was actually a mistake. John Cheeks spent $6 buying two rows of numbers for the Powerball on …

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Powerball Player John Cheeks Denied $340M Lottery Jackpot Over …

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A Powerball player claims he was denied a life-changing jackpot worth $340 million despite his numbers matching the lottery’s website last year, which the company claims was a “mistake ...

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