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LOTTERY officials are desperately searching for a recent six-figure prize winner.
The lucky Powerball player has yet to come forward after the October 16 drawing.
Numbers drawn on Wednesday include 4, 30, 39, 44, 60, and a red Powerball of 11.
While nobody won the jackpot, which is now up to $437 million for the upcoming drawing on October 19, a California resident managed a smaller win of $562,699, per Fox 11.
That means they must’ve matched all five white balls and narrowly missed out on the red Powerball to obtain that total.
California Lottery officials have urged players to double-check their tickets to see if they are the ones who managed to win the life-changing money.
The ticket was purchased at a Quality Market grocery store in Newcastle, about 30 miles outside of Sacramento.
The unidentified player must sign the back of their ticket first as soon as they know they won.
Afterward, they would then need to head in person to claim their prize at a Lottery District Office during business hours and file a claim form with the ticket.
If they don’t come forward within 180 days from the drawing date, which would be April 14, 2025, in this case, the funds are forfeited.
All $562,699 would instead be re-distributed to California Public Schools.
Assuming the player does come forward in time, they must make a crucial decision — how to receive the cash.
There are always two options offered to winners.
They can obtain the funds up front in a one-time lump sum distribution or take it split over annuity payments.
Some lawyers advocate that players always take the annuity payment option because it offers a consistent annual income and acts as insurance for potential financial mistakes.
Even if a player were to spend all the cash they made one year, they would still have the same amount coming in the next year.
Players who win big on lottery tickets typically have a choice to make: lump sum or annuity?
The two payout methods can impact how much money you get from your prize.
Annuities pay out slowly in increments, often over 30 years.
Lump sums pay all at once but in a smaller amount, as taxes are withheld in one go. That means 24% of your prize goes to Uncle Sam right away. Many states tax winnings as well.
Annuities can provide winners time to set up the financial infrastructure required to take in a life-changing amount of money, but lump sums have the benefit of being taxed only once.
Inflation is also worth considering when making a choice, as payouts do not adjust with the value of a dollar. That means that you’ll likely be getting less valuable money towards the end of an annuity.
Each state and game pays out prizes differently, so it’s best to check with your state’s lottery to confirm payment policies. A financial advisor can also help you weigh the pros and cons of each option.
Experts have varying opinions on whether to take the lump sum or take the annuity.
The lump sum, however, allows for the freedom to take the money and invest it up front with, ideally, the guidance of a financial advisor.
Still, the lump sum option faces significant tax deductions.
The federal government always imposes a 24% tax on lottery winnings above $5,000.
California can determine its rates and is one of the few that doesn’t tax lottery winnings at all.
That means the $562,699 winner from October 16th would really only walk away with around $427,651 after a $135,047 deduction.
While it’s a decent chunk, that’s still a significant return on investment for the cost of the Powerball ticket.
NBA star Tyler Herro was blown away during a postgame interview after a fight broke out in the stands.
The Miami Heat star couldn’t finish his answers while distracted by the unfolding brawl.
Herro answered his questions while looking into the crowd, eventually apologizing for being distracted.
“Just continue to figure out what we can do to get ready for the season,” Herro said.
“Sorry I’m distracted by a fight up there. This is crazy.”
Herro had a huge smile on his face while he watched the fans go at it in the stands.
His interview seemed more concerned with the incident, saying she hoped “That breaks up here soon.”
Even while Herro walked away he still had his eyes locked on the fight.
Video of the brawl was posted on social media and it showed a brutal fight underway for about 30 seconds before security and police intervened.
The NBA isn’t even in the regular season yet, but fans are already riled up and ready to go to war for their teams.
Three men appeared to be caught up in this specific fight, with one woman trying to get in on the action.
Another fan could be seen trying to get between the fight and break it up, but they didn’t have any success until security made their way to the scene.
NBA fans got a good laugh out of the fight and Herro’s reaction, and shared their thoughts on social media.
“Fans in mid season form. We ride,” one fan said.
“During the preseason is crazy,” another fan said.
“Can’t ever say the fan base doesn’t have fight in it,” a third fan said.
“Heat preseason basketball x fighting in the stands – that’s some heat culture right there,” a fourth fan said.
By The U.S. Sun's Assistant Sports Editor Damian Burchardt.
THE new TV rights deal is promising to be a humongous win for NBA players.
The league is set to more than double the revenue coming from its media partners, pocketing about $6.9 billion per year, which will inevitably lead to a huge salary cap spike in 2025-26.
That is going to send the value of player contracts skyrocketing.
Projected figures suggest we might see the first $100 million-per-year deal being signed soon.
Currently, Boston Celtics All-Star Jayson Tatum is projected to earn the highest single-season salary in NBA history, collecting $71.5 million in 2029-30.
If TNT Sports successfully matches one of the offers to maintain its decades-long partnership with the league, hoops fans will be on the winning side too.
The network’s flagship, Inside the NBA, is a one-of-a-kind sports entertainment show, as evidenced by ESPN’s ongoing failure to come up with its own version of the program in recent years.
The NBA wouldn’t be the same without Kenny and Ernie trying to make sense of Shaq and Chuck’s never-ending bickering every Tuesday night.
“That would distract me too,” a fifth fan said.
There is no indication of what started the fight between the fans.
The Heat defeated the San Antonio Spurs 120-117 in the preseason game on Tuesday and will start the regular season at home on Wednesday.
The team is rolling out the same core as last year, with Jimmy Butler, Bam Adebayo, and Herro as their big three.
Adebayo was a part of the Team USA gold medal basketball team at the Paris Olympics.
A BRITISH athlete aged 57 has died after suffering a cardiac arrest while taking part in a triathlon in Spain.
Another man from Mexico also died during the Torremolinos-Andalucia Triathlon Championship Finals in the Costa del Sol.
One died while he was running and the other lost his life during the swim with local media reporting the Brit’s cardiac arrest.
No details of his identity have been released.
A statement from World Triathlon read: “It is with deep sadness that we inform you that two competitors (one from Mexico, one from Britain) have died at the World Triathlon Torremolinos-Andalucia AG Sprint Distance World Championships.”
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DONALD Trump is now the punters’ favourite to storm to victory in the US Election.
On the Betfair exchange, the Republican chief is on his shortest odds since the end of July.
Kamala Harris is now out to 6/4, her biggest odds since accepting the Democrat nomination.
On Never Mind The Ballots, Top Republican Strategist, Erol Morkoc, declared “we’ve got this in the bag”.
More than £145m has been wagered on the Betfair Exchange US Election markets, with over £10m staked in the last seven days.
The majority of cash, £6.6m, is coming in favour of Trump.
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Trump is now favourite to win in a number of key swing states, including Pennsylvania, Arizona, North Carolina and Georgia.
And the betting has tightened in Wisconsin, where it’s now neck and neck, and Michigan, where Harris, who is still the favourite, has seen her odds drift.
But the latest ABC poll puts the Democrat candidate ahead of her rival, 49% to 46%.
Betfair Spokesperson Sam Rosbottom said: “It’s been a monumental couple of weeks on the Betfair Exchange US election winner market, with the odds significantly shifting in favour of Donald Trump.
“The punters are piling in on Donald Trump. In the last two weeks alone, £14million has been wagered on this market, the vast majority of which has gone in favour of Donald Trump.
“It going to come down to the key swing states and he’s flipped Pennsylvania. If he wins Pennsylvania, North Carolina & Georgia, the race is over.”
He added: “All the momentum in the betting has been for the former President, and he is now as short as 4/6 to win a second term in the White House.
“We’ve even seen our Pennsylvania market shift in his favour, which would have a significant impact on the race if he was to win the Keystone State.
“We’re expecting plenty more money on the Betfair Exchange market as the race to the White House enters the final two weeks, and there’s no telling if the odds might shift again, but as things stand it is Trump who’s the punters’ firm favourite.”
Mr Morkoc and Democratic Strategist Laura Fink locked horns on Never Mind The Ballots today, as they debated just how set in stone the race is.
The Republicans Overseas chief insisted swathes of “shy Republicans” will show up to the polls on November 5, paving the way for a Trump victory.
Mr Morkoc said: “He’s got a commanding lead in each of the swing states.
“As far as polling goes, if the polls are tied people are afraid to say how they’ll vote.
“It’s not going to be an easy one, but I think we’ve got this in the bag.”
Hitting back, Ms Finkel accused the Republicans of exerting “wild hubris”.
She said: “This is a dead heat.
“I think the latest swing state polls show Harris ahead in four out of the seven swing states.
“I think some of this wild hubris is to the detriment of the Republican Party.”
Analysis by Political Commentator Adam Boulten
If you go back to when Trump won in 2016, both the punters and the polls got it wrong.
If you go back to 2020, both for punters and the polls got it right.
This time around there’s divergence.
If you look at what the punters are saying, they are clearly favouring Donald Trump.
But the latest from the opinion poll market puts the averages for Kamala Harris on about 49% and Donald Trump on 46%.
And what’s interesting about that is Donald Trump seems to be stuck at 46% – he’s got about that in every single election.
Whereas we’re seeing now Kamala Harris getting more than Hillary Clinton from when she lost, but on the other hand less in the polls than what Joe Biden got what he won.
In those swing states, basically, if one side wins, then they win.
But what we got at the moment is a bit of a split in the polls.
In the last couple of hours, Harris has been ahead in Michigan, she’s ahead in Pennsylvania, she’s ahead in Wisconsin, she’s ahead in Nevada.
But she is behind in Arizona and Georgia, which Biden won.
She’s also behind in North Carolina.
So that does suggest there is everything to play for.
WASHINGTON DC will be a no-go zone in the aftermath of the US election, a top security expert warned today.
On Never Mind The Ballots, former intelligence officer Don Bremer claimed the capital city could be engulfed by riots from both the right and left of American politics.
Gates and fences are already being propped up around DC amid fears this election could prove the most divisive, and possibly violent, in decades.
On January 6, 2021, right-wing insurrectionists stormed Capitol Hill in protest at Donald Trump losing to current President Joe Biden.
The agitators falsely claimed the election had been “stolen” from the Republicans and battled riot police for hours before finally being cleared out.
Ahead of November 5, Mr Bremer claimed that extremists on both the left and right could cause similar scenes depending on whether the result swings in their favour.
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The intelligence expert said: “In DC you’re already seeing gates and fences going up around the Capitol grounds.
“Many of those haven’t been taken down since Israeli PM Netanyahu was here, but those will be reinforced.
“A lot of lessons have been learned on what needs to be done so that we don’t have a repeat.
“But I know for many firms and many offices here in Washington, during election week we’ll be working from home.”
Advising against a visit to the Capitol area, Mr Bremer added: “It’s in the best interest to avoid those situations and not put yourself in harms way.”
It comes as Trump is now the punters favourite to win the US Election.
On the Betfair exchange, the Republican chief is on his shortest odds since the end of July.
Harris is now out to 6/4, her biggest odds since accepting the Democrat nomination.
On Never Mind The Ballots, Top Republican Strategist, Erol Morkoc, declared “we’ve got this in the bag”.
More than £145m has been wagered on the Betfair Exchange US Election markets, with over £10m staked in the last seven days.
The majority of cash, £6.6m, is coming in favour of Trump.
Trump is now favourite to win in a number of key swing states, including Pennsylvania, Arizona, North Carolina and Georgia.
And the betting has tightened in Wisconsin, where it’s now neck and neck, and Michigan, where Harris, who is still the favourite, has seen her odds drift.
But the latest ABC poll puts the Democrat candidate ahead of her rival, 49% to 46%.
Analysis by Political Commentator Adam Boulten
If you back to when Trump won in 2016, both the punters and the polls got it wrong.
If you go back to 2020 both for punters and the polls got it right.
This time around there’s divergence.
If you look at what the punters are saying, they are clearly favouring Donald Trump.
But the latest from the opinion poll market puts the averages for Kamala Harris on about 49% and Donald Trump on 46%.
And what’s interesting about that is Donald Trump seems to be stuck at 46% – he’s got about that in every single election.
Whereas we’re seeing now Kamala Harris getting more than Hillary Clinton from when she lost, but on the other hand less in the polls than what Joe Biden got what he won.
In those swing states, basically, if one side wins, then they win.
But what we got at the moment is a bit of a split in the polls.
In the last couple of hours Harris has been ahead in Michigan, she’s ahead in Pennsylvania, she’s ahead in Wisconsin, she’s ahead in Nevada.
But she is behind in Arizona and Georgia, which Biden won.
She’s also behind in North Carolina.
So that does suggest there is everything to play for.
