Winning the Lottery vs. Earning $172 Million: Which Is Harder? 

Both winning the lottery and earning $172 million are incredibly difficult, but which is harder? 

The odds of winning Powerball are about 1 in 292 million—far less likely than getting struck by lightning twice

Even at $1 million per year, it would take 172 years to reach that amount. 

Lottery winnings are heavily taxed, cutting a $172M jackpot to about $60-70M after taxes. 

Earned wealth is also taxed, but often more strategically with investments and deductions. 

Many billionaires (e.g., Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos) built businesses that generated far more than $172M. 

Elite athletes and A-list actors can earn $172M in a few years, but it requires extraordinary talent

Winning requires one lucky ticket but keeping millions requires financial discipline

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