Lotto double rollover winning numbers revealed as £33m jackpot to be won Friday
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11.6% of lottery winners are Pisces. The most common EuroMillions winning numbers are 23, 44, 50, 19 and 37. Lucky Stars are 2, 3, 8 and 4. A single entry to a Euromillions draw costs £2.50. The least common Lucky Star numbers were 1 to 9. Euro Millions winners have different deadlines to claim their prize. In Austria, winners can claim the prize for 3 years. Belgian winners only have 140 days to return the money. France and Luxembourg have less time to take the jackpot.
John Roberts won £3.1m in 1998 but he lost it three years later. He bought a five-bedroom detached home in Blackpool worth £160k and a seaside house called Balmoral. John moved out of the house in 2001 and lived with his cousin. Margaret Loughrey died this week after she won a £27m. She bought the ticket from SuperValu. She had recently transformed a derelict property into a stunning home. There are several ways to increase your chances of winning the lottery. They include playing the right game and buying more tickets. It is also possible to join a syndicate or pool.
A woman bought her partner a scratchcard for Christmas and he won £500. She wants to keep the money but her brother wants him to share it. Callie is campaigning for the government to raise the age limit for playing the lottery. Winkaren Dakin won the EuroMillions on Mother's Day with numbers based on her son Callum's birth date. The lady who won a £1 million prize for Mother’s Day is still working. Her son was 14. It was the first time she had won. WINKaren won because she picked lucky numbers. They were based upon her and Callen's date of birth.
There is no way to predict the winning numbers in the lottery. There are several ways to increase your chances of winning. The money raised by the National Lottery goes to health, education, environment, sport, arts and heritage. Lee Ryan won the 1994 lottery and was jailed for 18 months. He spent the money on luxury cars, a helicopter and a £2m mansion. In the last year, ticket sales were £8,373.9 million. £1,887.5 million was raised for NationalLottery projects. A further £4,854.7 million went to players in prizes and £275.8 million to the Government.
