阿肯色州法律规定：中得18亿美元强力球头奖的幸运儿，可长期隐匿身份

Group 1 - A lucky Powerball ticket holder in Arkansas won approximately $1.8 billion, marking the second-highest jackpot in U.S. lottery history [1][8] - The winning ticket was sold at a Murphy USA gas station in Cabot, Arkansas, with the winning numbers being 4, 25, 31, 52, 59, and the Powerball number 19 [1][8] - The winner has a redemption period of 180 days (about 6 months) to claim the prize, with most winners opting for a lump-sum payment [1][8] Group 2 - Arkansas allows lottery winners to remain anonymous, a policy that has been in place since 2021 for prizes over $500,000 [2][9] - Other states like New Jersey, Georgia, and Arizona have similar laws protecting the anonymity of lottery winners [2][9] - The ability to conceal identity is crucial for winners to protect their personal safety and financial security [2][9] Group 3 - Financial advisors recommend that winners assemble a professional team, including lawyers and financial consultants, to manage their newfound wealth [3][10] - It is also advised to hire a mental health consultant to help cope with the psychological changes that come with sudden wealth [3][10] - Initial financial steps include paying off debts and making charitable donations for tax benefits [3][10] Group 4 - The executive director of the Arkansas Lottery, Sharon Strong, emphasizes the importance of consulting with professionals before claiming the prize [4][11] - The gas station that sold the winning ticket will receive a commission of 5% on sales and an additional 1% of the jackpot amount, capped at $50,000 [4][11][12]