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Imagine knowing you’ve won a fortune–only to realize a chunk of it has gone before you even see it.
Read MoreA woman who won a lottery game on her very first time playing the game, said, “We’re off to Disneyland!”
Read MoreCristy Davis from Michigan won the $70 million Powerball jackpot in 2020, and immediately struck a problem.
Read MoreAs you'll read in these four cases, it doesn't pay to tear up your lottery tickets too early. The lottery companies can take quite a while to pay out.
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When Australian actor Hugh Jackman was filming Real Steel in Michigan, USA last year, he started a tradition.
He bought 500 lottery tickets for every member of the film crew, every week.
He explained, "It’s my way of paying taxes. The very first film I did in America, I was embarrassed to say two months in that I didn’t know half of the crew’s names."
The Wolf Man character said, "So I thought that on a Friday afternoon I’ll whip by and buy Lottery tickets for everyone and hand them out."
With his usual sense of humor he added, "I say it’s an Australian tradition, but it’s not."
These 14 celebrities will be familiar faces to most of the world, but they all share a secret. Some of the names will surprise you.
Retired billionaire Tom Crist won $40 million in the Canada Lotto Max.
BACK a little while we reported how a billionaire (above) won a $40 million lottery jackpot, and gave it all away.
But it's not only the super rich who have given the game a passing glance.
These following celebrities - and you'll recognise more than a few familiar faces - all confess to have played the lottery at some time.
An Oakland County man had a hard time believing he won a $242,256 Fantasy 5 jackpot from the Michigan Lottery…
Read More“We’d each been buying tickets but hadn’t won much, so we decided to put our money together and split the winnings,” That’s friendship for you, and it paid off!
Read MoreWhat did this Florida winner Stephen Freauf, 37, of Seminole do with his losing tickets that most other lottery players don't?
Read MoreMichigan man David Smith is a celebrity of sorts. That’s because his prize is the largest ever won with a ticket bought on the Mega Millions online website.
Read MoreMakes sense, doesn't it? The bigger the prize, the bigger the check. So these 3 lottery winning photos explain this theory perfectly!
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Robin and Brian DerMiner own DerMiner’s Parkside Market. This morning they found out they sold a lottery ticket worth 13 million dollars.
Most of you are generous with your winnings. We know from our survey below that most of you would reward the store where you bought your million-dollar ticket.
But an anonymous Lotto 47 winner is going a step further. He's going to give the store clerk a car.
The New York Lottery headquarters building.
Here's where some of the world's largest lotteries are housed.
Some of them are impressive. Others are simply a building from the outside, with no hint of the excitement that greets winners every week.
What is it about the Arizona building that is unique? And wait until you feast your eyes on the stunning California Lottery building!
Winner Donald Lawson on Facebook with two friends. Photo
Last month's USA Powerball winner is hoping his money will finally bring him love.
The 44 year-old self-confessed hillbilly wants to "please a woman any way she wants," but she may have to share his hobbies. They include video games, bowling, camping, fishing and hunting.
Will the retired railway engineer from Michigan get the woman of his dreams... one who wants to dine out with him at McDoanald's and share the simple life? He sure hopes so.
Would you marry a lottery winner solely for their money? Share your view here:
There are many stories about lottery winners losing their tickets and then miraculously finding them again, or winning on Friday the 13th. But how about these lucky winners who got their wins in some very strange ways? Let’s dive right in…
A NASCAR speedway and lottery commission created the largest scratch-off ticket ever made, setting a new Guinness World Record.
You couldn’t make this up.. four amazing coincidences with the $1 million prize that Alexander McLeish of Attleborough got from a friend after his open heart surgery.
It’s quite unique. Canadian law prohibits ‘disposing of any property by lots, cards, tickets or any mode of chance’ whatsoever…
You couldn't make this up. When Florida resident Bill Kelly gave one of three lottery tickets to his family pet, little did he realize what the outcome would be.
The odds are insanely remote... getting struck by lightning and winning a substantial prize in the lottery.
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