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I think that you can win to up to about 100,000 million tops. And when the government takes half of the money for taxes ( Ask me and I don't think their using the "taxes" properly) you would probably have only about 50 million left. Because the govenment pretty much takes all of it. Yeah, that's how selfish out state and government are. =-( Well thanks for taking the time to read this, Bye.
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