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Mike_25
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The California Lottery is one of the largest in the U.S. with huge jackpots, but it pays out less in winnings than most states. Only about 54 cents of each dollar goes to prizes, lower than the national average. The jackpots seem tempting, but the odds of winning a big prize are tiny. Other states like Powerball offer better odds and pay out 65-70% of revenue to winners. As a player, do the giant jackpots of California justify the lower payout percentages?