Iowa Lottery Powerball winner Jeff Tomlinson Jr admits he’s always fantasized about what it would be like to win the lottery – and now he knows. Jeff matched the 5 white balls but missed the power ball to claim a $1 million 2nd prize.
A prankster pretends to be blind to test the honesty of the general public. He sets out to ask them to check his winning ticket, tapping white stick and all. You'll have to watch it to see if you can predict how each of the unsuspecting members of the public respond. Just saying - it's not what you think.
After an accident, Bill Morgan lay in a coma and was even pronounced dead for nearly 15 minutes before being resuscitated.
A year later he bought a lottery ticket that won, but the most amazing part was still to come.
When the media wanted to recreate the moment later, they bought another ticket - which astoundingly won $170,000!
Talk about being lucky twice over. This clip has more of these amazing stories, take a look.
A lottery ticket prank is an eye-opener when we see how many people are willing to steal a winning lottery ticket. But watch the last person to take the honesty test - it makes it all worthwhile. Want to win the lottery 9 times out of 10?
In this series we see one player who won nearly $750,000, but forgot he had purchased another ticket in the same draw. That turned out to have exactly the same numbers, and he doubled his to $1.5 Million. Watch the other winner's stories and and marvel at their remarkable luck. Want to win the lottery 9 times out of 10?
In this slap-up mock-commercial, Matthew Robert Patrick - more commonly known by screen name MatPat - American actor, writer, and internet personality plays a small cameo role. See if you can spot him. Hint: "That's great."
Some tv lottery ads are downright juvenile, and this one makes the grade. Made on a budget of $10 (it seems) and offering some smutty college humour, I guess it achieved what it set out to do... to make us watch it.
What can we say about this clever animated tv and film commercial for the Washington State Lottery. Directed by Adam Pesapane's stop-motion studio PES, it has a slightly awkward plot, but the brilliant animation makes up for it. You just have to watch it.
If you've ever wondered how Hollywood would treat the story of a $370 million lottery winner from a poor neighbourhood, then this 2010 movie is your first - and maybe only - choice. Starring Bow Wow, Brandon T. Jackson, Naturi Naughton, Keith David, Charlie Murphy, Gbenga Akinnagbe, Loretta Devine and Ice Cube in lead roles, the film got 50/50 approval from the critics and much less from Rotten Tomatoes.
These guys bought one of each ticket group from a store scratch-off machine. It cost them $220, and in this test they hoped to win back more than they paid. Follow them as they draw the money out, pay for the tickets, and scratch away. Did they make their goal amount - or beat it? Could you do the same? Find out... over 3 million other viewers of this video know the result! Want to win the lottery 9 times out of 10?
It seemed a simple prank... walk up to the nearest bystander and ask to borrow some money for a lottery ticket. The most amazing part of the trick was that the people on the sidewalk were willing to give him the cash. How did it end? Watch and see if you agree.
The Fox5 reporter interrupted a couple of lottery players as they were filling out their tickets. Ophelia Young asked them what they would do with their win. One guy gave a reply that should last for years in the news blooper files.
You don't need to read the subtitles in this video to realise that this Norwegian father is telling his kids something big. He filmed it as they were having a pizza, then hands them several surprises that will have you grinning along with the family. This video of breaking lottery news has racked up nearly 4 million views in various channels.
When vlogger Roman Atwood bought $1,000 of scratch-off lottery tickets, he planned to donate anything above that amount in winnings to a good cause. In this 18-minute video he and an assistant tediously scratch their way through the pile of tickets. Were they successful? You'll need to watch. It's got over 6 million views so far, so maybe.
Comedian and tv show host John Oliver gives his views on the usefulness of lotteries in his Last Week Tonight show. He starts with Kermit The Frog, talks about Mega Millions and education, and ends with taking a drink from a bottle. Our view - the lottery is still worth playing! This amusing video has gotten over 8 million views.
It's hard to believe that a 1-minute video featuring a berserk lottery winner has attracted so many views. But take a look at this over-the-top lottery winner and tell us you didn't enjoy the show. Nearly 12 million views proves that many did.
It's a common theme... person wins a massive lottery, spends up large for the first two years or so, then ends up broke no matter how big the win was. Some of these unfortunate winners experienced far more problems too, just watch. Nearly 15 million views.
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Jack Whittaker won US$314.9 million in the 2002 Powerball multi-state lottery. At the time it was the largest jackpot ever won by a single winning ticket in the history of American lottery.
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