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Mass. casino winner: 2 jackpot prizes won off of slot machines – MassLive.com

Two jackpot prizes were won off of slot machines at the same casino earlier this month.
On Nov. 2, a $8.80 bet was placed on the game on “Jackpot Carnival Extreme” at Encore Boston Harbor. The prize won was worth $37,695.
On the same day, a $12.50 bet was placed on the game “Zhang Jiao.” That prize was worth $45,461.
The casino, which is located in Everett, has more than 2,700 slot machines and more than 175 table games.
Players must be 21 years or older.
Encore Boston Harbor set a new record for jackpot payouts in August, distributing more than $46.3 million to lucky winners across its gaming floor.
The casino paid out $46,395,287.66 across 16,628 total jackpots during the month, marking the highest payout total in the venue’s history. The vast majority came from slot machine wins, with 16,490 slot jackpots totaling over $45.3 million.
Table games contributed 135 jackpots worth approximately $1 million, while sports betting accounted for three jackpots totaling $15,296.53.
The single largest winner in August hit a $134,778.50 jackpot from a $225 bet on a slot machine called “Huff n More Puff” on August 2.
The record August figures represented a significant increase from July, when the casino paid out $39,627,206.20 across 15,101 jackpots. The payout amounts have remained high in subsequent months, with September seeing $42,122,246.90 distributed across 15,187 jackpots and October reaching $43,173,022.60 across 15,827 wins.
For those who need help with responsible gaming, call the helpline at 1-800-327-5050 or go to GameSenseMA.com.
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Check your tickets: $1M Powerball ticket sold in Illinois – NBC 5 Chicago

CHICAGO, IL – AUGUST 07: A customer at a 7-Eleven store checks the numbers on his Powerball lottery ticket on August 7, 2013 in Chicago, Illinois. The Powerball jackpot for tonight’s drawing is $425 million, the third-highest total ever. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Feeling lucky this Thanksgiving season? You may be sitting on a $1 million Powerball ticket sold in Illinois as part of Monday’s drawing.
According to the Illinois Lottery website, one Powerball ticket from the Monday, Nov. 24 game matched five numbers to score a $1 million prize. The winning numbers, Powerball’s website showed, were 8, 16, 26, 30 and 58.
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No one matched all five numbers plus the Powerball, which was 14, to win the Jackpot. That means the grand prize up for grabs is now at least $681 million, with the next drawing slated for 9:59 p.m. CT Wednesday.
The Illinois Lottery did not immediately respond to NBC Chicago’s request about where the $1 million ticket was sold.
The ticket also comes as another winning Powerball ticket from 2024 is set to expire in a number of days.
According to a press release, a $200,000 ticket Powerball ticket sold as part of the drawing from Nov. 30, 2024, was purchased at a Citgo gas station in suburban Dolton, at 44 East Sibley Blvd. Seven winning tickets sold in 2025 worth over $100,000 each also remain unclaimed, the Illinois Lottery’s website showed.

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Jackpot von Euro Millions nicht geknackt – Südostschweiz

Bei den Euro Millions hat am Dienstag niemand die richtige Zahlenkombination erraten. Die Gewinn-Nummern wären 6, 11, 17, 35 und 44 sowie die Sterne 3 und 7 gewesen.
Für die nächste Ziehung vom Freitag befinden sich im Jackpot 167 Millionen Franken, wie Swisslos mitteilte. Euro Millions kann in zwölf Ländern gespielt werden, darunter die Schweiz und Liechtenstein.
https://www.swisslos.ch/de/euromillions/einzeltipps/spielen.html
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Colorado Lottery Mega Millions, Pick 3 Midday results for Nov. 25, 2025 – The Coloradoan

The Colorado Lottery offers multiple draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Nov. 25, 2025, results for each game:
11-15-31-32-59, Mega Ball: 18
Check Mega Millions payouts and previous drawings here.
Midday: 3-4-0
Evening: 7-8-0
Check Pick 3 payouts and previous drawings here.
02-10-23-27-31
07-11-32-37-44, Lucky Ball: 14
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Crenshaw rises again in football but without coach Robert Garrett – Los Angeles Times

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The official head coach for Crenshaw High’s football team remains Robert Garrett even though he’s been barred from attending games on Los Angeles Unified School District property since Aug. 21, when he was placed on administrative leave.
His long-time assistant and Crenshaw grad, Terrence Whitehead, took over as interim coach the week before the opening game. He and assistants trained by Garrett since they were adolescents have the Cougars at 10-1 and playing for the City Section Open Division title against top-seeded Carson at 6 p.m. Saturday at L.A. Southwest College.
“I think he’s doing an outstanding job from where he’s been put,” Garrett said.
Garrett said it’s no surprise what Crenshaw has accomplished with 14 of 18 players returning from a team last season that lost by a single point in the opening round of the Division I playoffs to No. 1-seeded Eagle Rock. Add standout linebacker De’Andre Kirkpatrick to that group along with others and you have Crenshaw seeking its seventh City title.
“My thoughts are you win ballgames from January through July when you meet daily and go over fundamentals, skills and get bigger, stronger and faster. You win it in the weight room,” Garrett said.
Garrett said he has spoken to Whitehead weekly and seen games that were streamed. But he has no intention of attending Saturday’s game.
“I’ll be sitting in front of a TV watching USC versus UCLA,” he said.
Garrett praised Kirkpatrick, a transfer from eight-man power Animo Robinson who he met last spring and summer.
“He’s by far a Division I player,” he said of the 6-foot-3, 225-pound junior. “You can’t coach size. He has good attitude. Doesn’t cuss, doesn’t fuss and doesn’t hang out. It doesn’t come from me or anyone coaching him. All we can do is motivate him and encourage him to do better.”
To say Garrett is fed up with LAUSD is an understatement. There has been no celebration of the greatest achievement by a football coach in City Section history. Crenshaw’s 10 wins give him 300 career victories since 1988, which puts him in Hall of Fame territory.
“I’m going to coach somewhere, somehow,” he said. “I was born to coach. I’m a helluva coach. Nobody gave me that and nobody can take it away.”
Garrett said he has never been told what is being investigated the last four months.
“I’m going to coach again. I’m going to get out of the house real soon because I’m an American citizen,” he said.
He continues to receive full pay while staying home and waiting to be cleared. Once LAUSD starts an investigation, it can last more than a year. Former Huntington Park basketball coach Joe Reed returned this year after 14 months on administrative leave after a parental complaint.
“I haven’t been told anything,” Garrett said. “All I’ve been told is we’re investigating. It doesn’t matter what happens because whatever they tell me what they are investigating, they will find no wrongdoing whatsoever.”
Garrett is writing a book. He said he was the first from his Jefferson High graduating class of 1977 to earn a college degree. His mother was one of 18 siblings and each one had six or more kids. He graduated from Nebraska’s Concordia University in 1981 with a focus on teaching and has a Lutheran teaching certificate. He could be a pastor if he wanted to.
“I’m not a coach, I’m an educator,” he said. “I’m the first in my family to get a college degree. You don’t know what I’ve been through and what I’ve seen.”
He offered words of wisdom for Thanksgiving: “Always do thy duty, which is best, leave unto the Lord the rest.”
You’ve heard the line, “Win one for the Gipper.” Now it’s, “Win one for The G Man.”
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