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Daily 4 with Sum It Up
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0 and 9. They also get to choose their play type and wager amount. There
are 10,000 possible combinations ranging from 0000 to 9999.
Another exciting aspect of Daily 4
is Sum It Up, which allows players
the chance to win a prize even if they don’t win the Daily 4
game. For
an additional wager (50 cents to $5), players can win if the sum of their
numbers is the same as the sum of the winning numbers drawn in the
applicable drawing. For example, if the player’s numbers are 1-3-5-7 (sum =
16) and the numbers drawn are 3-4-6-3 (sum = 16), the player wins if they
purchased the Sum It Up feature, even though their numbers did not match
those drawn.
Along with Daily 4, Sum It Up
will make its debut in September and, later this
year in November, it will be available as an add-on feature to Pick 3 as well.
Daily 4, with or without the Sum It Up add-on feature, offers a variety
of play types.
Ask your retailer or check the Texas Lottery’s Web site at www.txlottery.org
for more information about Daily 4
with Sum It Up, the exciting new game
and add-on feature coming soon from the Texas Lottery!
To paraphrase an old saying, neither snow
nor rain, etc., can dampen the excitement
of winning big on a Texas Lottery ticket!
Susan Dickerson of Vernon
was in her living room when she
scratched off a prize on a $1,000,000
Mega Bucks
ticket.
“I ran outside in my socks in the
rain to where my husband was
and started jumping up and down.
He told me to sit down and talk
about what we need to do, and
I said ‘I won $10,000!’”
Dickerson said the very fi rst thing
she’d do with her winnings was buy
her three sons some new shoes. She
bought her winning ticket at Grocery
Sack located at 4016 Wilbarger in Vernon.