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Lottery IOWA LOTTERY GAME INFORMATION As of March 23, 2009 Game Start Date ENDING SCRATCH GAMES 498 $35 MIL. CASH SPECTACULAR 01/09/06 VOL. 16, #6 March 23 - April 5, 2009 514 TWICE LUCKY 01/08/07 Game Start Date Last Date to Pay Prizes 515 CROSSWORD-Newsprint 03/05/07 555 CLASSIC BINGO-Orange/Blue 04/16/07 544 $250,000 LUCK OF THE DRAW 01/29/07 04/06/09 570 SET FOR LIFE 06/25/07 560 TRUMP CARD 06/11/07 04/06/09 571 WINNING IN 3’S-Blue 10/08/07 It’s a $ale on Powerball and Hot Lotto! Action Briefs 572 DEAL OR NO DEAL 10/08/07 567 MIDWEST MILLIONS 09/10/07 04/06/09 Players Get $12 Worth Powerball®/Power Play® and Hot Lotto®/Sizzler® Plays for $10 573 COOKIE DOUGH 11/05/07 568 KING OF CASH 09/17/07 04/06/09 Midwest Millions Entry Deadline Approaching 579 CASH ON THE SPOT 12/17/07 With $uper $ampler from the Iowa Lottery, players may purchase Powerball with 582 FIRE & DICE 01/07/08 583 SKEE BUCKS 01/07/08 Power Play and Hot Lotto with the Sizzler at a GREAT price. 584 $50 GRAND 01/07/08 580 CROSSWORD-Purple/Pink 01/07/08 Beginning March 29, when players purchase the $uper $ampler - $3 in Powerball 585 FUZZY DICE 01/28/08 plays with the $3 Power Play and $3 in Hot Lotto plays with the $3 Sizzler - they’ll 586 HIGH FIVES 02/18/08 587 BANKROLL 02/18/08 receive this $12 value for just $10! 588 ACES HIGH 03/10/08 589 ONE LUCKY NUMBER 03/10/08 Remind players that when they choose the Power 593 7’S BINGO-Red/Blue 03/24/08 Play option, they can multiply their non-jackpot 591 SPRING FLING 03/31/08 592 BINGO TIMES 10-Orange/Green 03/31/08 Powerball prizes from two to five times. Purchas- Remind players that they need to enter their 590 PINBALL - Yellow/Red 04/21/08 ing the Hot Lotto Sizzler with a Hot Lotto play nonwinning Midwest Millions tickets by 594 DRIVE FOR SHOW/ Helping you serve the Lottery customer allows them to multiply their non-jackpot Hot April 10 to be eligible for the April 17 drawing. PUTT FOR DOUGH 04/21/08 600 INDIANA JONESTM 04/21/08 Lotto prize by three times. Power Play and Sizzler On April 17, Lottery officials will draw one 595 SUPER DEUCES 05/12/08 each cost $1 in addition to the base $1 play. 597 DOUBLE OR NOTHING 05/12/08 $500,000 winner and five $10,000 winners 605 TWISTERTM 05/12/08 The Iowa Lottery’s spring $uper $ampler promotion makes Powerball Power Play from among entries received in Kansas and 598 LUCKY WHEEL 06/02/08 Iowa. 599 SUMMER DAZE 06/02/08 and Hot Lotto Sizzler cheaper by the dozen! 601 DEAL OR NO DEALTM 06/02/08 Lotto Game Information Players may enter in two ways. After filling out 602 A DAY AT THE FAIR 06/23/08 Approx. 596 SUDOKU 07/14/08 Sales Approx. Allowed the information on the back of the nonwin- 603 STARS & STRIPES 07/14/08 Drawing Cutoff Drawing Cashing ning “Midwest Millions” ticket, they may: 604 EXTREME GREEN 07/14/08 Days Time Time Time How to Sell a $uper $ampler Play 606 IN THE CHIPS 08/04/08 1. Put a first class stamp ($.42) on it and 607 BLAZING 8’S 08/04/08 Wednesday To sell this special promotional offer: mail it, OR 608 WINNING SEASON 08/25/08 Hot Lotto and 7:59 p.m. 9:40 p.m. 11:45 p.m. 609 WILD 1 09/15/08 Saturday • Touch the “$uper $ampler” icon 2. Drop it in an official entry box at any 610 HOT HAND 09/15/08 Iowa Lottery regional office. 611 MIDWEST MILLIONS 09/15/08 Monday on the main screen of your Ex- $100,000 613 FAST JACKS 10/06/08 through 6:18 p.m. 6:28 p.m. 6:40 p.m. trema lotto terminal (pictured in The entry deadline time is 4 p.m. on April 10 614 WINNER WONDERLAND 10/27/08 Cash Game Figure 1 615 BAH HUMBUCKS 10/27/08 Saturday Figure 1). This icon will appear on for all regional offices and 5 p.m. on April 10 616 HOLIDAY RICHES 10/27/08 Pick 3 and Monday your screen beginning March 29. for the Ankeny post office pick-up. 618 CANDY CANE CROSSWORD 10/27/08 Pick 4 through 12:30 p.m. 12:40 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 617 IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE 11/03/08 • Next, you’ll see the pop-up box 619 STOCKING STUFFER 11/17/08 Midday Saturday Game End and pictured in Figure 2. To sell the Official Valid. 620 HEADS OR TAILS 12/15/08 Pick 3 and Sunday 622 SNOW BIRDS 12/29/08 $10 play, touch “Yes.” To cancel Validation End Dates Game Period Pick 4 through 7:59 p.m. 9:20 p.m. 9:40 p.m. End Ends 621 DOUBLE OR NOTHING 01/05/09 the play, touch “No.” 624 4 WAY CASH 01/05/09 Evening Saturday 544 $250,000 Luck of the Draw 1/6/09 4/6/09 632 WILD BINGO 01/05/09 623 ANTE-UP 01/05/09 Wednesday Any $6 Powerball with the Power Play 560 Trump Card 1/6/09 4/6/09 Powerball and 7:59 p.m. 9:59 p.m. 11:40 p.m. 625 FREEDOM RINGS 01/26/09 purchase made with any $6 Hot Lotto Figure 2 567 Midwest Millions 1/6/09 4/6/09 627 CHERRY TWIST 01/26/09 Saturday with Sizzler purchase is eligible for the 635 DOUBLE PAYDAY 01/26/09 568 King of Cash 1/6/09 4/6/09 626 DOUBLE WILD 7’S 02/16/09 $uper $ampler discount. Other important dates are listed on the back of this issue. 633 EZ GRAND 02/16/09 If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call 1-800-BETS OFF. 628 ACES &8’S 03/09/09 You must be at least 21 years old to purchase lottery tickets. 629 GOIN’ GREEN 03/09/09 Results from your state agencies: www.resultsiowa.org 40 Iowa Players Win $500 Prizes in Hot Lotto Sizzler $100,000 Cash Blast Promotion Fun New Scratch Games Hit Shelves on March 30 Iowa winners of $500 who have claimed their prize as of March 12, 2009*: Lucky Diamonds Danita Bell of Cedar Rapids; Tracy Bohr of New Hampton; Mark Bratz of Centerville; Susan Briley of Des Moines; Fred Brown of Newton; Michael Cost: $10 Top Prize: $250,000 Christopher of East Moline, Ill.; Tony Dam of Sloan; Steve Davis of Mis- Odds: 1 in 3.18 An Oklahoma man won $100,000 and 40 Iowa play- souri Valley; Beverly Dougherty of Cedar Rapids; Anthony Empty of West Diamonds are a player’s Begin Ordering: March 30 ers were selected as winners of $500 prizes in the Des Moines; David Fisher of Lehigh; Darrell Hackbarth of Mason City; best friend! Hot Lotto Sizzler $100,000 Cash Blast promotion Barbara Hansel of West Branch; Mike Hoffman of Le Mars; Joyce Jensen of Match any of “Your Prize Odds drawing on March 4. Council Bluffs; Joe Kearney of Dubuque; Lynae Lundeen of Castana; John Numbers” to any of Reel in the Money Prize Odds Marsh of Clear Lake; Wallace Martin of Boone; Cindy Mayer of Polk City; the “Winning Num- James Walker of Oklahoma City was the lucky win- $10 1 in 6.00 Cost: $1 $1 1 in 7.50 ner of the $100,000 top prize in the promotion. His Kurt McLain of West Des Moines; Vickie Modlin of Omaha, Neb.; Dennis $15 1 in 15.00 bers” and win the Top Prize: $900 $2 1 in 20.00 ticket was drawn from a pool of over 82,000 entries Moore of Des Moines; John Muelhaupt of Cumming; Lori Oldorf of Cedar $20 1 in 30.00 prize shown for that Odds: 1 in 4.72 $4 1 in 75.00 $25 1 in 30.00 from seven participating states. Each state had 40 Rapids; Dave Preuss of Edgewood; Danny Remily of Des Moines; Kevin number. Find the Begin Ordering: March 30 $9 1 in 150.00 $50 1 in 74.81 winners of $500. Reynolds of Bettendorf; Rod Severson of Storm Lake; Gary Schellhammer “Double Diamond” $18 1 in 200.00 $500 1 in 1,496.25 $36 1 in 300.00 of Waukon; Kirk Siefert of Fort Dodge; Gina Thomas of Norwalk and Jerry symbol and win Between Feb. 1 and March 4, players entered non- $5,000 1 in 23,940.00 $900 1 in 60,000.00 Wylie of Newton. $250,000 1 in 119,700.00 double that prize. winning $4 or more Hot Lotto Sizzler tickets online Match any of “Your Numbers” to the “Winning at ialottery.com for a chance at the prizes. *Players have 30 days to claim their prize. Number” and win the prize shown below that number. Find the “Hook” symbol and win that prize $100,000 Win Brings Delayed Shock instantly. for La Porte City Woman A La Porte City woman has won the top Oelwein Man Wins $21,000 23 24 25 26 27 28 prize in “Iowa’s $100,000 Cash Game.” When Shirley Caldwell had her ticket checked, she didn’t realize there had been a LOTTERY ACTION DELIVERS $100,000-winning ticket sold at the Pronto 29 30 31 April 1 2 3 4 where she purchased it.
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