20 lottery winners who lost it all — as a $935 million Powerball

3News legal analyst Stephanie Haney explains why it's a good idea to keep winning a big lottery prize a secret, and how to do it with the

The names of most lottery winners are published by the media, and you will likely have interview requests from local news outlets You may be

names of poker hands So, right off the bat The first $2 million of your lottery winnings, you slap them in an endowment-like thing and draw them down at a

name of poker hands Sign the back of the ticket immediately That may sound crazy, but on the back of the ticket is where the owner puts their information (name, address and phone