Post by Logan on Dec 3, 2016 16:22:22 GMT -6
Two Delaware men are claiming they haven't seen a penny of the $2 million they say the state lottery owes them after a computer glitch spewed out multiple matching numbers.
John Brookings Jr. and Richard Spence played Keno – a bingo-style lottery game in which players can win based on how many numbers they match and how much they wager – at a retailer in New Castle County last December, according to the lawsuit.
Copies of the winning tickets filed with the lawsuit show Brookings won $1 million. Minutes later, he and Spence purchased another winning ticket, again worth $1 million, the lawsuit said.
When Brookings and Spence attempted to claim their prize money, the Delaware Lottery refused to honor the tickets.
Read more: www.delawareonline.com/story/news/local/2016/11/28/lawsuit-delaware-lottery-withholds-2m-winnings/94538652/
John Brookings Jr. and Richard Spence played Keno – a bingo-style lottery game in which players can win based on how many numbers they match and how much they wager – at a retailer in New Castle County last December, according to the lawsuit.
Copies of the winning tickets filed with the lawsuit show Brookings won $1 million. Minutes later, he and Spence purchased another winning ticket, again worth $1 million, the lawsuit said.
When Brookings and Spence attempted to claim their prize money, the Delaware Lottery refused to honor the tickets.
Read more: www.delawareonline.com/story/news/local/2016/11/28/lawsuit-delaware-lottery-withholds-2m-winnings/94538652/