Nevada Feeling Lucky: State Might Actually Get A Lottery
If you live in Nevada, more specifically within the Las Vegas area, you know you’re tired of having to travel out-of-state to buy your lottery tickets. When jackpots rise, trips to California and Arizona state lines are inevitable. Fortunately, for those of us who live in the wonderful ‘Silver State‘, our trips to neighboring states for lottery tickets might be coming to a close… Nevada might actually be getting a lottery!
The state currently has a bill (click here for more information) that is working on getting its proper approvals and signatures to ultimately make a Nevada state lottery happen. According to Fox 5, the bill “was passed by the Nevada Assembly on Monday and is the first of its kind to even make it out of committee, getting 26 of 42 votes.”
With a bill having never made it this far in the process, this is a great sign that the state has finally hit the point that it is ready for a lottery. But let’s face it… Residents within the state have been ready to avoid the drives to Primm and contribute the valuable funding from a lottery into their own state for years.
While there are still many steps that need to be taken in the process before the reality of a Nevada state lottery can be achieved, many are hopeful that the mission will be achieved. However, it will certainly not be a quick process. It will ultimately take at least a few years for proper approvals and signatures to be obtained, but we remain hopeful nonetheless.
Stay lucky, Nevada! And hopefully our luck will be returned to us with the initiation of a Nevada state lottery.
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Obviously inflation has gotten a grip of many of our paychecks. But once you get past “one million dollars”, it’s easy to lose grasp of exactly how much money we are talking about. One million, one billion, what’s the difference?!
A billion is a lot more than a million.
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire was a huge spectacular. The idea of winning $1,000,000 is huge to some people. Only 12 people were able to win the top prize of $1,000,000. That’s $12,000,000. This lottery would pay out 1,900 millions.
Tiger Woods is the winningest golfer in history, scoring almost $121,000,000 over the course of his illustrious career that spanned decades. You walked into a store in Primm and out earned him 15 times over. As a matter of fact, $1,900,000,000 is like combining the total winnings/salaries of Lebron James, Alex Rodriguez, Tom Brady, Sidney Crosby and Cristiano Ronaldo, all the top earners in the history of their sport.
Or how about the Hollywood Walk Of Fame? You could buy all the stars ($55,000 a piece to create), and have $1.75 Billion left over. How about Disneyland? Supposedly you can pay $50,000 to get an attraction to yourself for four hours. At that rate, you could rent out Splash Mountain for over 17 years!
The most expensive car in the world would make your eyes bulge out. The Rolls Royce Boat Tail goes for an astounding $28,840,000. No big deal for you. You could buy 65 of them and still have $25,000,000 left to spend. Gas money, we bet.
So before you head to the state line to buy tickets before tonight’s jackpot, you can daydream about some of the things you could do with that money. We put together a list of very Las Vegas things you could buy with all of that loot!
Sammi Reeves is the afternoon show host on 102.7 VGS. Before her radio career, she worked several jobs in the media industry, specifically involving social media and media buying. As a content creator for 102.7 VGS, Sammi writes Las Vegas content centered around local restaurants, events, and need-to-know news.