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Reply Mussa Warren from Woodbridge won $379,575 from the Virginia Lottery's Cash 5 with EZ Match game. Warren's jackpot winning ticket was purchased at the Giant Food at 4309 Dale Boulevard in Dale City. (Photo courtesy of the Virginia Lottery. ) WOODBRIDGE, VA — One man from Woodbridge just got richer, thanks to the Virginia Lottery. In addition to the oversized check, Mussa Warren won the $379,575 jackpot from the Virginia Lottery's Cash 5 with EZ Match game. After discovering that he had won the jackpot, Warren maintained his cool. He checked the winning numbers, and saw that they matc...

Reply A North Carolina resident was working in Fredericksburg when he bought a winning lottery ticket worth $1M. (Virginia Lottery) FREDERICKSBURG, VA — Brian Jasper went to the Royal Farms store on Jefferson Davis Highway in Fredericksburg to buy dishwashing detergent for his job. He left the store with a winning lottery ticket worth $1M. "I saw all the zeros, and it blew my mind," Jasper said to lottery officials. "I've never won something like this before!" Jasper builds paint booths for body shops, the Virginia Lottery said. He bought his winning Commonwealth scratcher at the Royal F...

Reply A Powerball ticket sold at the Giant Food in Manassas is now worth $1 million. (Katie Kausch/Patch) MANASSAS, VA — A winning Powerball ticket was sold at the Giant Food on Dumfries Road in Manassas. The ticket is now worth $1 million, after it was the only ticket to match the first five numbers on Wednesday night's drawing. The winning numbers for the Powerball drawing on March 10 were 17-18-37-44-53. The Powerball number was 18. The million-dollar ticket from Manassas matched the first five numbers, but missed the Powerball number. The Manassas ticket was the only one in the count...

Menu Pennsylvania Becomes First State to Deliver Self-Restricting Tools for Online Bettors December 28, 2020 2 min read The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board and Vancouver, BC-based GeoComply announced Monday that bettors in the Keystone State will be the first in the US to have access to a feature called PlayPause, a self-exclusion tool for online gamblers. As the Philadelphia Eagles try to get through a dismal COVID-19-infused NFL season, Pennsylvania on Monday became the first state to partner with an online gambling control app that helps bettors restrict or opt-out of action, as need...

That is because it's a predator form of gambling. >> you know, annie, one thing they tried to do here is say you can't use credit cards to pay for your gambling debt. wouldn't that help to limit the amount of trouble people could get themselves into if they play irresponsibly? >> well, of course. one thing i want to say is that in 1999, internet gaming wasn't prevalent. but what i can tell you is that internet gaming is extremely prevalent in the uk. there's something called the uk gambling prevalence study that showed the incidence of problem gaming in serms of percentages of people with prob...