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May 21, 2010 8:54 a.m.
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The 31-year-old Ohio native, who has been in Hinesville since October as a temporary civilian employee at Fort Stewart, said his immediate goals are “to pay off my debt, pay off my brother’s debt and my parents’ debt.”
The Monopoly instant-win game
is a$5 ticket with cash prizes including the $500,000 top prize. Non-winning instant tickets can be used to play
a virtual Monopoly bonus board game and be entered to win $2,000 in addition to the Monopoly Premier Edition Game.
Lambert said he’s never been a frequent lottery player, even back home. “This was the first and only ticket I’ve bought since I’ve been here,” he said. “I just saw it and I like Monopoly, so I thought I’d try it.”
He’s already left his temporary job and said he’s looking at buying a home but will still put a bit of his prize money into savings. “Things are working out very good for me,” Lambert said.
