A constant exchange of cash for tickets inside a Cherry Hill convenience store as many in Camden County, and across the Delaware Valley, believe they can win $1 billion in the Powerball drawing.
"Unfortunately, I lost my brother about a year now. My only brother. He had some tickets laying on his dresser, so I decided to take those tickets and keep playing them," she said."So that they can help me take care of my dogs. And I’d give them a place to get clean, bathe, the whole nine yards, feed and have them sleep there," she explained. Koller has big plans, but she wasn't exactly giving big win energy.Mike Wroten was standing behind her in line.
People were also getting ready in advance for Mega Millions. That drawing is tomorrow night for $720M.
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