Idaho man wins the lottery – for the sixth time

It’s a good job if you can do it.

Bryan Moss, owner of the Newko Sport and Nutrition store in Meridian, Idaho, won $ 250,000 – his biggest fundraiser – in a crossword puzzle on Thursday, according to an Idaho Lottery press release.

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It was the sixth time that Moss won an award and the first time he took home the grand prize.

“I’m proud to help support Idaho’s public schools, that’s really why I play,” said Moss.

He posted his winning ticket on Facebook on Thursday, which sparked the reaction of some of his friends.

“Congratulations! Can I give you money to play for me? I definitely don’t have that kind of success lol”, wrote a user.

“I tried to play for others, it doesn’t work lol,” Moss replied playfully.

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Moss, who plays the lottery regularly, said he plans to use his earnings for his daughter’s education, according to the Idaho Lottery.

The chances of winning in the $ 250,000 Idaho Lottery Scratch Card Game in Crossword Puzzle are 1 in 152,433.

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Your ticket was purchased at an ExtraMile in the city, which according to the lottery will receive a $ 20,000 bonus.

Meridian is located about 10 miles west of downtown Boise.

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