Tickets for 1st lottery with carryover jackpot go on sale

Tickets for 1st lottery with carryover jackpot go on sale

TOKYO, Japan - Two people in Tokyo buy tickets that went on sale Oct. 2 for a lottery with Japan's first jackpot that can accumulate with successive draws. Loto 6 requires players to choose six numbers between 1 and 43. The tickets allow for a possible grand prize of up to 400 million yen.

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