8. $758.7 million
A 53-year-old health care worker in Massachusetts became a millionaire when she won the Powerball on Aug. 23, 2017. The winner, Mavis Wanczyk, opted for a lump-sum payment of $480.5 million. After taxes — 25 percent to the federal government and 5 percent to her state — she took home $336 million.
Winning lottery is one thing that happens once in a Blue Moon, and one has to be the luckiest person on the face of the planet earth to emerge winner, and just like this 53yrs old health worker, $336million is way too much to carter for his bills for the rest of his/her life.A 53-year-old health care worker in Massachusetts became a millionaire when she won the Powerball on Aug. 23, 2017. The winner, Mavis Wanczyk, opted for a lump-sum payment of $480.5 million. After taxes — 25 percent to the federal government and 5 percent to her state — she took home $336 million.
Sorry I think lottery is not easy to be won because it is highly manipulated. It is not like any blockchain games. The outcome of lottery is biase because of the non transparent manner it is organised. Although they are designed for high returns which makes players to move into it in numbers but they are just consistent losers in lottery and few lucky winners that are looked as compensation.
Yes. I agree with you on this very statement of yours, because thou the amount listed on this thread is huge, never be convinced that if you play you can win the same amount as theirs because the amount you will always lose is greater than what you could ever win, that's only if you are lucky enough to win, as there is no means to which an individual can measure the percentage of his/her chance to winning a lottery. 
