US man sues Powerball for ₹2,800 crore over website error
10 months ago

US man sues Powerball for ₹2,800 crore over website error

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John Cheeks, a resident of Washington DC, is embroiled in a David-versus-Goliath legal battle against lottery giants Powerball and the DC Lottery, claiming they owe him the staggering $340 million jackpot. Just two days later, his heart skipped a beat when he saw his chosen numbers displayed on the DC Lottery website, seemingly mirroring the winning combination. A website error While Cheeks insists his ticket held the winning numbers, the Office of Lottery and Gaming maintains their system never validated it, rendering it ineligible. While Cheeks and his lawyer believe a simple case of matching numbers deserves the full reward, Powerball and the DC Lottery maintain their stance on the website error being the culprit.

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