A Pennsylvania Judge, James Stockglas took his family to a Florida fishing trip and bought a lottery ticket on the way back home. After returning home, he found out that he won the $291 million Powerball jackpot.

His brother, Bob also played and also won, as much as $7, online gambling news report. A very lucky family with not that even distribution…

Went to fishing in Florida, caught a Powerball jackpot winning lottery ticket

Anyways, Mr. Stockglas picked up his $291 million Powerball jackpot winnings in one lump sum. His first thing was to inform his family that they are going back Florida. It is unknown that they had such a great time that they want to spend all their lives there, or he wanted to buy some more winning Florida lottery tickets…

You can also play for the Powerball jackpot, but you don’t have to go down to Florida to buy a lottery ticket. You actually don’t even have to leave your apartment, and you don’t have to be in the United States. Just go to EuroLotto, a recognized online lotto operator, and buy your lottery ticket online from all around the world!

A Pennsylvania Judge, James Stockglas took his family to a Florida fishing trip and bought a lottery ticket on the way back home. After returning home, he found out that he won the $291 million Powerball jackpot.

His brother, Bob also played and also won, as much as $7, online gambling news report. A very lucky family with not that even distribution…

Went to fishing in Florida, caught a Powerball jackpot winning lottery ticket

Anyways, Mr. Stockglas picked up his $291 million Powerball jackpot winnings in one lump sum. His first thing was to inform his family that they are going back Florida. It is unknown that they had such a great time that they want to spend all their lives there, or he wanted to buy some more winning Florida lottery tickets…

You can also play for the Powerball jackpot, but you don’t have to go down to Florida to buy a lottery ticket. You actually don’t even have to leave your apartment, and you don’t have to be in the United States. Just go to EuroLotto, a recognized online lotto operator, and buy your lottery ticket online from all around the world!

Lightning really does strike twice—at least it did for David and Kathleen Long, who’ve won the £1 million EuroMillions jackpot for the second time in two years.

In UK gambling news almost too incredible to believe, David and Kathleen Long of Scunthorpe, England, have won their second £1 million EuroMillions jackpot. The lucky lottery winners in UK beat odds of 283 billion to 1 to win the tenth biggest EuroMillions jackpot to be awarded in Great Britain.

A spokesman for UK national lottery company Camelot said that: “This is an extraordinary situation where somebody’s been fortunate enough to win twice. As you can imagine, we see winners who win once who are very, very shocked. It must be even more shocking to win twice.”

While most fans of online casinos in UK are dumbfounded by the Long’s luck, David Long said that he knew all along that he’d win a second £1 million EuroMillions jackpot.

“I always knew I’d win, even the first time. I just had a feeling it was going to be me. I tend to play when I know there are lots of prizes on the go. Last time I knew I had a good chance because there were 100 prizes of £1 million. Last Friday night I was passing the local shop and saw there were 10 £1 million prizes on EuroMillions and a nice car and thought yeah, I’ll give that a go.”

Listening to his gambling intuition definitely paid off!

Lightning really does strike twice—at least it did for David and Kathleen Long, who’ve won the £1 million EuroMillions jackpot for the second time in two years.

In UK gambling news almost too incredible to believe, David and Kathleen Long of Scunthorpe, England, have won their second £1 million EuroMillions jackpot. The lucky lottery winners in UK beat odds of 283 billion to 1 to win the tenth biggest EuroMillions jackpot to be awarded in Great Britain.

A spokesman for UK national lottery company Camelot said that: “This is an extraordinary situation where somebody’s been fortunate enough to win twice. As you can imagine, we see winners who win once who are very, very shocked. It must be even more shocking to win twice.”

While most fans of online casinos in UK are dumbfounded by the Long’s luck, David Long said that he knew all along that he’d win a second £1 million EuroMillions jackpot.

“I always knew I’d win, even the first time. I just had a feeling it was going to be me. I tend to play when I know there are lots of prizes on the go. Last time I knew I had a good chance because there were 100 prizes of £1 million. Last Friday night I was passing the local shop and saw there were 10 £1 million prizes on EuroMillions and a nice car and thought yeah, I’ll give that a go.”

Listening to his gambling intuition definitely paid off!

The wait is over and the mystery lottery jackpot winners of the biggest EuroMillions jackpot have come forward.

Colin and Chris Weir of Ayrshire, Scotland beat the astronomical odds to pick up a cool (and untaxed) £161,653,000 ($250,000,000) check at MacDonald Inchyra Hotel in Polmont, near Falkirk after winning the lottery jackpot.

Mr. Colin Weir, 64, has worked as a Studio Manager and TV cameraman for the past 23 years while Mrs. Chris Weir, 55, is a retired psychiatric nurse.

They were married for 30 years, are avid football supporters and like the rest of Scotland bought their lucky lottery jackpot tickets hoping for the best The couple has a girl and a boy, now in their early 20’s (she is a single dancer/writer and he is in telephone-sales) .

Colin, who claims to never drink was hitting the bottle of single malt £800 Scotch like an old pro when he described the feeling of learning that the rest of his life will be nothing but peaches and cream from the lottery jackpot money – “When we first kent we won, it felt like a dream. Everything spun around likes in slow motion. But it feels like a good thing, ken? Something we is no afraid of likes, but for us to enjoy with the bairns. ”

At this point his wife took over as Mr. Colin began chugging champagne like a thirsty Loch Nest monster.

“We now have so many new opportunities to explore but we won’t spend a lot of the lottery jackpot money. For us, it will be a gradual change with choices to be made,” Scotland’s newest millionaire said.

Lottery jackpot makes everything allright

“All our lives we have lived within our means and been comfortable. We appreciate that this lottery jackpot money brings about a whole new life for us and our family.

We would like to say ‘God Bless’ and good luck.

The wait is over and the mystery lottery jackpot winners of the biggest EuroMillions jackpot have come forward.

Colin and Chris Weir of Ayrshire, Scotland beat the astronomical odds to pick up a cool (and untaxed) £161,653,000 ($250,000,000) check at MacDonald Inchyra Hotel in Polmont, near Falkirk after winning the lottery jackpot.

Mr. Colin Weir, 64, has worked as a Studio Manager and TV cameraman for the past 23 years while Mrs. Chris Weir, 55, is a retired psychiatric nurse.

They were married for 30 years, are avid football supporters and like the rest of Scotland bought their lucky lottery jackpot tickets hoping for the best The couple has a girl and a boy, now in their early 20’s (she is a single dancer/writer and he is in telephone-sales) .

Colin, who claims to never drink was hitting the bottle of single malt £800 Scotch like an old pro when he described the feeling of learning that the rest of his life will be nothing but peaches and cream from the lottery jackpot money – “When we first kent we won, it felt like a dream. Everything spun around likes in slow motion. But it feels like a good thing, ken? Something we is no afraid of likes, but for us to enjoy with the bairns. ”

At this point his wife took over as Mr. Colin began chugging champagne like a thirsty Loch Nest monster.

“We now have so many new opportunities to explore but we won’t spend a lot of the lottery jackpot money. For us, it will be a gradual change with choices to be made,” Scotland’s newest millionaire said.

Lottery jackpot makes everything allright

“All our lives we have lived within our means and been comfortable. We appreciate that this lottery jackpot money brings about a whole new life for us and our family.

We would like to say ‘God Bless’ and good luck.

Swedish lottery winners brothers from Gothenburg who are studying Farming at an undergraduate level just became Sweden’s newest millionaires.

The brothers, from a poor background are both overloaded with university loans and since they were children, they always dreamed about becoming potato farmers.

The Swedish lottery winners, on the way back to their tiny flat from class, they decided to spend $100 on a package of lottery tickets. Perhaps it wasn’t the smartest move in the world, but for these wonder twins it was a decision of a lifetime. The drawing was for one of the biggest lotto jackpots in Swedish history at a jaw dropping $11,416,526 dollars.

The twins are extremely shy and private and demanded complete anonymity from Svenska Spel, the Swedish owned government gambling monopoly, prior to picking up their check for the prize.

Swedish lottery winners are gamblers at heart

The brothers, who are studying the latest methods of potato farming, completely forgot about the tickets until the following week. Svenska Spel already knew there was a winner and very surprised that nobody was showing up for so long to pick up the prize. Eventually the brothers called at noon after they checked their tickets and saw the winning one.

The brother would only say “Since we are studying both of the money so amazingly perfect. Now we can solve this loan and do not think about it. So it feels great. Then we will certainly give us a trip. But above all, this win put cruelly gold in daily life, where money is well on our accounts. Being Swedish lottery winners is great!”

Indeed it is, indeed it is.

Swedish lottery winners brothers from Gothenburg who are studying Farming at an undergraduate level just became Sweden’s newest millionaires.

The brothers, from a poor background are both overloaded with university loans and since they were children, they always dreamed about becoming potato farmers.

The Swedish lottery winners, on the way back to their tiny flat from class, they decided to spend $100 on a package of lottery tickets. Perhaps it wasn’t the smartest move in the world, but for these wonder twins it was a decision of a lifetime. The drawing was for one of the biggest lotto jackpots in Swedish history at a jaw dropping $11,416,526 dollars.

The twins are extremely shy and private and demanded complete anonymity from Svenska Spel, the Swedish owned government gambling monopoly, prior to picking up their check for the prize.

Swedish lottery winners are gamblers at heart

The brothers, who are studying the latest methods of potato farming, completely forgot about the tickets until the following week. Svenska Spel already knew there was a winner and very surprised that nobody was showing up for so long to pick up the prize. Eventually the brothers called at noon after they checked their tickets and saw the winning one.

The brother would only say “Since we are studying both of the money so amazingly perfect. Now we can solve this loan and do not think about it. So it feels great. Then we will certainly give us a trip. But above all, this win put cruelly gold in daily life, where money is well on our accounts. Being Swedish lottery winners is great!”

Indeed it is, indeed it is.

After charging three members of an Ottawa family with claiming a lottery win that wasn’t theirs, authorities are searching for the rightful winner of a $12.5 million jackpot … from 2003.

As Ontario Provincial Police announced Tuesday that they had arrested and charged Kathleen Chung, 29, Kenneth Chung, 28, and Jun-Chul Chung, 60, for illegally claiming the $12.5 million, Ottawa Lottery and Gaming (OLG) stated its confidence in a system which may help it find the heretofore anonymous actual winner.

Said winner validated a winning “Super 7” ticket at a Burlington store where father Jun-Chul and Kenneth worked. This ticket resulted in a free ticket which was the lucky winner of the draw. The Super 7 winner never receiving the free ticket that was rightfully theirs and Kenneth’s wife Kathleen claimed the win in 2004.

The case has actually been under investigation since 2006, and Ottawa police are now in process of seizing $10 million in property and cash, including the Chungs’ purchase of two homes, five luxury vehicles, and three properties. The three were released on $700,000 bail.

OLG chairman Paul Godfrey told Canadian media that “if someone can come in and tell us everything we already know about the ticket, down to the last detail, there’s a good chance we’re looking at the rightful owner.”

Police have stated that they know the original ticket was purchased in St. Catharines and that the number of tickets purchased along with the fateful winner may indicate that the purchase was a group play.

After charging three members of an Ottawa family with claiming a lottery win that wasn’t theirs, authorities are searching for the rightful winner of a $12.5 million jackpot … from 2003.

As Ontario Provincial Police announced Tuesday that they had arrested and charged Kathleen Chung, 29, Kenneth Chung, 28, and Jun-Chul Chung, 60, for illegally claiming the $12.5 million, Ottawa Lottery and Gaming (OLG) stated its confidence in a system which may help it find the heretofore anonymous actual winner.

Said winner validated a winning “Super 7” ticket at a Burlington store where father Jun-Chul and Kenneth worked. This ticket resulted in a free ticket which was the lucky winner of the draw. The Super 7 winner never receiving the free ticket that was rightfully theirs and Kenneth’s wife Kathleen claimed the win in 2004.

The case has actually been under investigation since 2006, and Ottawa police are now in process of seizing $10 million in property and cash, including the Chungs’ purchase of two homes, five luxury vehicles, and three properties. The three were released on $700,000 bail.

OLG chairman Paul Godfrey told Canadian media that “if someone can come in and tell us everything we already know about the ticket, down to the last detail, there’s a good chance we’re looking at the rightful owner.”

Police have stated that they know the original ticket was purchased in St. Catharines and that the number of tickets purchased along with the fateful winner may indicate that the purchase was a group play.