The winning numbers are in for the Monday, August 31 Lucky 4 Life lottery jackpot drawing are in. Check the result report below to see if are going to enter September a whole lot richer.
The winning numbers for the Monday, August 31 Lucky for Life lottery jackpot drawing are: . 1, 17, 39, 40, 46, LB 12
The Lucky 4 Life lottery offical website is reporting oneof the game’s lucky winner who took home the second place prize:
“David Middaugh won $25,000 a year for life playing the Michigan Lottery’s Lucky For Life game. He bought his winning ticket at the Family Fare, located at 103 North M66 in Charlevoix. He matched the five white balls drawn Thursday night – 29-33-36-47-48 – to win the big prize.
“Middaugh choose to receive his prize as a one-time lump sum cash payment of $390,000. He could have chosen payments of $25,000 annually for 20 years or for life, whichever is greater.”
The Lucky for Life game is also now availible in Kentucky, as the official website adds:
“Imagine winning $1,000 a day, every day, for the rest of your life. That’s what’s up for grabs with Lucky for Life, the Kentucky Lottery’s newest draw game. In addition to the top prize, the game’s second prize also features a ‘for life’ feature -- $25,000 a year every year for life.
“‘Lottery players in Kentucky have shown over the years to really enjoy this concept,’ said the KLC’s President and CEO Arch Gleason. ‘We’re excited for our customer’s reactions to a new version of this exciting way to play and win, for life.’
“The game works on a principle similar to the Powerball game, where players match numbers drawn from two different machines. To win the game’s grand prize, players must match five numbers drawn from 48 in the game’s first machine and match one number drawn from 18 in the Lucky Ball machine. The $25,000 a year for life second prize is won by matching the five numbers drawn from the first machine but not the Lucky Ball.”
What would you do if you won the Lucky 4 Life $1000 a day giveaway? How would you spend your winnings? Let us know your retirement plan in the comments section at the bottom of the page.
