Modeler Phillip Fickling (inset) made the origami lottery ticket palm tree for this advertising billboard.
Believe it or not - the paper lottery model in this billboard was made from just one ticket. Phillip Fickling, who goes by the occupation of Paper Engineer, patiently created the extraordinary model for the New Zealand Lotteries ads. See more of his work…
Read MoreRobots discuss winning the lottery in this clever tv commercial by Denver agency Cactus + SPILLT.
Here's a selection of funny lottery game number pickers that is hard to believe will work. But some people buy them - even praise them. Don’t get fooled, they are just toys, not serious lottery number selectors.
Read MoreIf money can't buy you love, can it buy hair instead? Watch this lottery tv commercial with a special twist at the end.
Read MoreThere's no giveaway spoiler here. You're going to have to watch this amusing Norwegian lottery tv commercial right to the end!
VIDEO: YouTube
This ad for the Norwegian State Lottery shows what a little optimism can do. VIDEO
An ad for a millionairess, a tanning coach, or the Arizona Lottery's Powerball? You figure it out. Are those jewels real?
From the Washington State Lottery comes this commercial that shows the two lotto games now available.
This enormous red balloon was used to promote the California Lottery. It represents Powerball's red ball. Photo: Ads of the World
It's not often you see giant lottery balls floating down the Thames River, or embedded in the wall of a building. But for ad agency threepipe this was an opportunity to think big when they were chosen to publicise the UK National Lottery recently.
The agency spokesman said they have seen the Thames used for many a stunt before, but never on this scale, and also never at night.
This ad is part of a series created for the UK National Lottery. We hope the winner would move to a place with more space, but considering that today's jackpot is only £2.2 million (US$3.6 million) and England's property prices, maybe it's just a dream so far.
Did this Indian-themed New York Lotto commercial ever make it to primetime tv? The elaborately shot 1999 ad starred then-unknown actor Bipasha Basu, and created a minor scandal in India because it featured her as a topless princess.
The artistic ad directed by Tommy Kane surfaced a few years ago on YouTube, but many sites now block it with this notice: 'This video contains content from UMPG Publishing, who has blocked it on copyright grounds.' We managed to find another source on Vimeo, so watch it quick - it may not be up for long. ('Censored' sign and R16 in the title is our addition for family viewing).
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The Super Bowl is a big event. Like other annual events round the world, the Melbourne Cup horse racing event in Australia, the Cheese Rolling in UK, and Apple's product announcement event in California, the Super Bowl stops the country for a few hours.
The most popular Super Bowl ad for 2014.
It is also the second largest day for US food consumption, after Thanksgiving. But let's think about spending up large on something else...
An ad for the UK National Lottery asks "What Would You Do?" and poses a series of offbeat answers. This looks a pretty ordinary answer to us.
THIS New York Lottery ad for their WIN4 game was designed to make you think. We think it works, sort of. The ad agency, DDB, said each spot depicts the character or subject doing something out of order, resulting in an unusual circumstance; getting dressed and then showering, trying on a jacket and walking out of the store with it on before paying, and so on. Riveting.
Some clever print advertising for the New York Powerball from the DDB Advertising Agency.
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