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Powerball’s US$620-M jackpot is on its way to breaking records, the winner could be someone from Costa Rica

With a record 39 consecutive draws without a winner, the American Powerball lottery, which has become a household name across the globe ever since it awarded a record US$1.58 billion jackpot in January 2016, now features a jackpot of US$620 million. A prize of this magnitude would provide multi-generational wealth to the lucky player who will win it all.

After having no winners in Wednesday’s US$570 million grand prize, the Powerball jackpot increased to a whopping US$620 million for Saturday’s draw — the 10th-largest US lottery jackpot of all time.

“The next Powerball draw is coming up in just 3 days, and the US$620 million jackpot prize is on its way to burning records! You could be the one to win this scorching top prize by purchasing Powerball tickets online today at theLotter, the world’s leading online ticket courier service,” shared Adrian Cooremans, theLotter’s spokesman.

“Playing the lottery online at theLotter is simple, safe, and secure. With just a few clicks, and a little luck, you could end up becoming the next big lottery winner,” Cooremans added.

How do you play the US Powerball from Costa Rica?

First, open a free account at theLotter.com so you can purchase your Powerball tickets online, safely and securely.

Select the Powerball lottery and then, simply choose 5 numbers (from 1-69) on the playing form and an additional 1 “Powerball” number (from 1-26) in the orange field.

Confirm your ticket purchase and you will be eligible to participate in the next Powerball draw.

TheLotter will purchase official Powerball tickets on your behalf, scan and upload a copy of your entry to your account and keep the paper ticket in a safe for you to collect in case it wins.

If you are lucky enough to win, you will be notified via SMS or email with the good news, thanks to theLotter’s automated results checking. And more importantly, you will receive the entire amount of your prize, with no commissions taken.

Real winners

Over the years, theLotter has paid out more than $100 million in prizes to over 6 million winners from across the globe. The stories of theLotter’s biggest winners show that no matter where you are in the world, you can play, and possibly win, huge American jackpot prizes without purchasing your tickets in person in the United States.

A.D. from Panama won our biggest lottery prize ever when she matched the six winning numbers in the Florida Lotto draw on 19 July 2017, becoming the sole winner of the $30 million jackpot. theLotter flew her to Florida to collect her prize. 

You could be the first Powerball winner from Costa Rica

According to Powerball rules, you do not have to be an American citizen or resident to play American lotteries. TheLotter has been acting as a lottery ticket messenger service on behalf of customers from all over the world since 2002, and this service is now available to residents of Costa Rica as well.

There has yet to be a Powerball jackpot winner from Costa Rica, but all that could change in the upcoming draw this Saturday.

Playing the US$620 million Powerball jackpot is as simple as clicking a mouse. Make sure that you don’t miss this great opportunity by purchasing your official Powerball tickets online today at theLotter.com and who knows, you might win the Powerball jackpot from your home in Costa Rica.

For more information on how to play US Powerball online from Costa Rica, visit theLotter now.

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