#Powerball signs don't go up to a billion, so officials took matters into their own hands: https://t.co/2f3Y8uugxg https://t.co/sn7ogYinW4
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The odds of matching all six numbers aren't good. In fact, they're awful!
It's 1 in 292 million. That's why there's been no Powerball winner since November. But those odds mean nothing to the people standing in line, who are dreaming big.
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And since the lottery signs don't go up to a billion, lottery officials in Georgia took matters into their own hands.
They placed a big sticky note letter "B" over the "M" on a sign in Atlanta.
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The change came with plenty of fanfare, including armed guards and a display of cash.
At this point, the cash payout for a $1.5 billion jackpot will be about $868 million.
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