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NC man plays lottery online
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A North Carolina man bought online lottery tickets ¡°on a
whim¡± during the coronavirus pandemic ¡ª then woke up to
a big surprise, officials say.
Tony Rawls was still groggy when he ¡°received a
notification he¡¯ll never forget.¡± It was the results of
the April 3 prize drawing, the N.C. Education Lottery
said Monday in a news release and on Twitter.
¡°Of course, it¡¯s 4 o¡¯clock in the morning and you¡¯re
not wide awake, and I woke up my wife and I said, ¡®Come
here and look and see if you¡¯re seeing the same thing
I¡¯m seeing,¡¯¡± Rawls told lottery officials.
That¡¯s when she also got a glimpse of the message that
said they won a $375,990 jackpot prize, according to the
news release.
¡°It¡¯s life-altering,¡± Rawls said in the release. ¡°It
puts a different perspective on our retirement plan.¡±
Officials say the couple¡¯s good fortune started when
Rawls decided to play the lottery from his home office
computer. He is from Colerain, which is in Bertie County
and roughly 130 miles northeast of Raleigh.
Online games had been around before the COVID-19
pandemic, but the lottery made adjustments due to the
statewide stay-at-home order. Now, players who win more
than $100,000 aren¡¯t required to pick up their prizes at
claim centers, according to officials.After taxes, Rawls
and his wife, Jolene Morris, got $266,027, the lottery
said in its news release. But they won¡¯t stop trying
their luck for now.
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