Animal lovers Joe and Jess Thwaite have been revealed as the winners of the £184m EuroMillions jackpot won on May 10. They say the win will give them “time to dream” and mend the leaky roof at their new home.
There are some mistakes that must not happen in a lottery draw. One is calling out a wrong number and that’s what happened in the May 10 Mega Millions draw. The wrong Mega Ball was announced by host John Crow.
Stephen Schiltz from Pontardawe in Swansea, Waler had retired prior to a £1m EuroMillions prize in 2019. When he was asked to come out of retirement to work as a lorry driver during the pandemic, that’s just what he did.
There are some stores that are very lucky when it comes to selling lottery tickets. The Centra Store in Mooncoin, Kilkenny, Ireland is one of them. They’ve sold two jackpot winning Irish Lotto tickets in a couple of years.
The winner of Tuesday’s £184 million EuroMillions jackpot has claimed their fantastic prize. The validation process is now being carried out on the highest amount ever won by a UK ticket. The identity of the winner(s) is not known.
Who are you going to call if there are ghosts in your home? Laura Hoyle and Kirk Stevens from Hucknall in England can help. The £3.6m Set for Life winners are now working as professional ghost hunters.
February saw a syndicate from Kalgoorlie in Western Australia win a $63m Australian Powerball prize. A dispute has broken out after Mark Ing claimed he is due a share of the winnings, but this is disputed by the syndicate owners.
Sometimes wins come along at just the right time. That’s been the case with the Postcode Lottery success in the Wigan village, Lowton. Two of the winners are going to be giving birth later this year, one is having twins.
Tuesday May 10 will be a historic day for European lotteries. For the first time ever, both the EuroMillions and SuperEnalotto jackpots will be over €200 million. We are even getting closer to both lotteries having record jackpots.
There are massive jackpots to be won in both the EuroMillions and SuperEnalotto draws over the next two days. Tonight’s EuroMillions jackpot is £164 million (€195 million) with a €199.8 million SuperEnalotto top prize tomorrow.
Philip Tsotos from Ontario in Canada is suing his 16 friends for a share of a $1 million Lotto Max win. He claims that he was still a syndicate member and wasn’t even told that there had been a win.
A man from Tullamarine in Victoria, Australia discovered he’d won the April 26 Oz Lotto jackpot. He went to bed believing he’d only won $1m. The next day he discovered he was the only winner and had won $20m.
