Montana Lottery Annual Report 2001
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Powerball prizes paid in fiscal year 2001 totaled nearly $6.6 million.
By law, at least 45 percent of all sales are returned to players as prizes. In fiscal year 2001, the overall percentage was slightly over 47%.
Overall odds of winning a prize in Powerball are 1 in 35.
Over 180 tickets worth over $250 were sold.
Over 900 tickets worth $100 to $249 were sold.
Over 100,000 tickets worth $10 to $99 were sold.
Over 1.4 million tickets worth $1 to $9 were sold.
Total number of winners in fiscal ye...ar 2001 was approximately 1.5 million.
Each Lottery retailer receives a 5% commission on the gross sales. Retailer commissions in fiscal year 2001 totaled over $691,000.
^ ^V MONTANA The game ended September 7, 2000, with the introduction of Rolldown.
In fiscal year 2001, Cash 4 Life sales in Montana totaled $129,900 (July 1 - September 7, 2000).
One ticket worth $25,000 was sold in July 2000.
Cash 4 Life prizes paid in fiscal year 2001 totaled $42,600.
Retailer commissions were approximately $6,500.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Powerball prizes paid in fiscal year 2001 totaled nearly $6.6 million.
By law, at least 45 percent of all sales are returned to players as prizes. In fiscal year 2001, the overall percentage was slightly over 47%.
Overall odds of winning a prize in Powerball are 1 in 35.
Over 180 tickets worth over $250 were sold.
Over 900 tickets worth $100 to $249 were sold.
Over 100,000 tickets worth $10 to $99 were sold.
Over 1.4 million tickets worth $1 to $9 were sold.
Total number of winners in fiscal ye...ar 2001 was approximately 1.5 million.
Each Lottery retailer receives a 5% commission on the gross sales. Retailer commissions in fiscal year 2001 totaled over $691,000.
^ ^V MONTANA The game ended September 7, 2000, with the introduction of Rolldown.
In fiscal year 2001, Cash 4 Life sales in Montana totaled $129,900 (July 1 - September 7, 2000).
One ticket worth $25,000 was sold in July 2000.
Cash 4 Life prizes paid in fiscal year 2001 totaled $42,600.
Retailer commissions were approximately $6,500.
What to read after Montana Lottery Annual Report 2001?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana Lottery to read onlineMoreLess
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