lottery-mis

Players in Virginia's lottery were expecting some big paydays with their winning tickets, which later turned out to be misprints.

These are the lotteries tickets that Chesterfield Man, bought Sunday morning--120 and almost 30 of them are winners.

I though maybe they were trying to push the new game but I did think it was a bit odd.

The man who asked us to made him anonymous thought he'd finally be able to pay off much of his debt.

I felt a whole lot of burden , lifted off my share holders , actually. I thought, this is gonna be some, this is gonna be, put the use in pays and bills and times to tell you, I thougt it was gonna be some incredible.

But as he scanned to take that should have be a big winner , the machine told him he could only collect two or three dollars.

How were you feeling?

A whole lot of loss, actually. You know, as I , a lot of money is just with ashes ahead of in my head, then been taken it a way from you.

Just to see what happened when a man though what he bought was a winning ticket to the lottery office in downtown Richmond with sixth-sevens. He should have won 277 dollars. They only offered him seven.

We are looking at the situation. We are figuring out what happened. We are talking with the vendor who runs the game. We are talking to Detroit general offices to see what we can legally do.

Right now though, lottery officials are asking winners to hang on to their tickets and be patient.