Tears of joy... that's what retired Royal Air Force serviceman Dennis Banfield was expressing in this video interview. After a marathon 25 years of trying, his numbers came through and he now has a legacy to hand over to his two daughters - which was his intention right from the start. Good on you Dennis!
It's Saturday night and millions of players sit down in front of their screens to watch the draw.
A large Powerball draw takes a few minutes and doesn't seem to involve much work. But the reality is a different story...
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Staff from the RocketNews24 website spent 5 days scratching the 5,000 tickets.
Here's the idea. Buy 5,000 scratch-off tickets with a potential of $US233,000 in prizes. Get a team to scratch them over the next 5 days. Then buy a house, a Ferrari, and travel the world on the profits.
So a group from the Japanese website RocketNews24 headed by Yoshio visited their local lotto store to start the test, which was an event by itself. They were swarmed by spectators as they purchased the National Lottery of Japan's scratch-off tickets in bulk.
According to the team's calculators, they would expect to at least recoup about 378,000 yen (US$3,500) of the initial 1 million yen (US$9,000) investment. What happened?
Their guess was right. After a grueling scratchathon, they made back 365,200 yen (US$3,400) of their initial cost – a mere 36% return. They had lost US$5,500.
As one of the group, Mike, summed up: "We suppose it’s good to have a glass-half-full kind of attitude at times like this."
SOURCE: RocketNews24
Dennis Banfield, 87, realises his 25-year dream of helping his daughters secure their future 'forever.' His daughter Tina comforts him at the National Lotto prize giving.
Read MoreJane Park, 21, and Britain's youngest EuroMillions millionaire, tells the 'This Morning' tv show about her unhappy life as a winner in this interview.
She was only 17 when she scooped £1million (US$1.4M) with her first-ever ticket, and had even considered legal action against lottery bosses for negligence.
Astonishingly, she claimed someone her age should not have been allowed to win.
Jane Park was only 17 when she won £1 Million (US$1.4M), and for a while she splashed out and lived life to the full. Britain's youngest lottery winner bought a Range Rover, left home, and even won another prize of £7,000 from a football coupon a couple of years later. But all good things come to an end. Find out how the 21-year-old is handling her fortune now...
It's official. The lottery winner who wants to remain anonymous will shortly be allowed to start collecting some of her $559.7 Million US Powerball jackpot.
But the New Hampshire woman - who won the Jan 6, 2018, draw - still has to wait for...
Read MoreMoney does strange things to people. But in this case it's acceptable to move house when you suddenly come into a fortune - especially when it is a one third of a $1.6 BILLION Powerball jackpot. Lottery officials revealed that Southern California couple Marvin and Mae Acosta were the winners, but they were nowhere to be seen when the news cams came a-calling. The Acostas' winning ticket is the largest in California history. Wise moving move guys!
There's quite a stir about Bitcoin these days. Investors like the Winklevoss twins - the first Bitcoin Billionaires - are making massive profits.
Or so they say. Although they might forget - this is on paper only. They still have to cash up, and to do that they need willing buyers.
Read MoreJeff Osenbaugh, Villa Rica's resident Elvis impersonator, won a $200,000 dream home makeover in the 'Atlanta Falcons In The House!' second chance promotion.
"When I got the call, I thought that someone was pulling a joke," he said. “I said, wow, I can’t believe it.”
Read MoreIn an astonishing interview, the new winner of the South African Powerball says he won't be telling his family about the win.
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Read MoreJane Park was 17 when she won £1 Million (US$1.25M) in the EuroMillions lottery in 2013. In 2017 she planned to sue Camelot Group who run the National Lottery for 'ruining' her life, but scrapped that idea several days later.
Jane, now 21, spent some of her fortune on a Louis Vuitton handbag, £4500 (US$5600) breast implants when she was 18 and a customised Range Rover. She said: “I was just wanting to seek legal advice – just to get my point across, get it out there." We're glad she rethought it. This interview ran in 2015.
Brad Duke displays his winning ticket for the 2005 Powerball $220 million jackpot.
Winner Brad Duke was different to other lottery winners. Soon after his win he optimistically set a goal to multiply it into $1 billion. Has he made it, 12 years later? See the latest information we have on his plans here:
Update: $220M Powerball Jackpot Winner Brad Duke Talks About Growing His Win To $1 Billion
Donald Trump. Now President of the United States.
Now, I don't write about politics at all in my posts. But his election was a different story…
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Winner Dimitrios Hatzisotiriou with New York Lottery official Yolanda Vega.
A former pizza maker from Greece treated himself to a birthday scratch-off ticket gift, and got the best present ever.
Even a small prize like half a million in the Georgia Lottery is worth winning when you've had no wins for years. Via news9
I love these kind of testimonials. Jose happily tells us how his life changed when he finally picked the right system. He only started winning after he bought my Silver Lotto System:
DOUBLE CEREMONY: Amy McGavis (L) and Maryann Nowak (R) both received their $1 million checks from NY Lottery's Yolanda Vega.
Two western New Yorkers collected million-dollar checks after the New York State Lottery officially recognized their lottery wins.
Both 59-year-old Maryann Nowak of Cheektowaga and 82-year-old Amy McGavis of Dunkirk received their prizes from their respective lottery wins at a special presentation ceremony.
"You're the lotto guy, right?" said the smiling girl at my lottery store. It was quiet - I was the only person there as she dealt out my tickets.
"Well I've got an idea to run past you," she said, stacking up the tickets…
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Mark Cuban's advice to lottery winners was straight to the point.
How would you react to winning a lottery fortune? Most people would say they could cope easily enough.
After all, what's so hard about spending a large sum of money?
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