Lotto: Man wins 38 million – and almost makes this fatal mistake: “He had no idea”
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Lotto: Those were the biggest wins of all time in Germany
– Lotto: Those were the biggest wins of all time in Germany Who doesn’t dream of winning the lottery millions? That’s how much money the biggest lucky lottery winners in Germany have won.
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lucky strike in Lotto!
A man in Canada creamed im Lotto 55 million dollars (equivalent to around 38 million euros). But due to a mistake, he almost ignored his mega win!
Lotto: Man clears almost 40 million euros
Canadian Matthew Poppel from Saskatoon was able to snag a ticket with all seven correct numbers! 4, 5, 31, 39, 42, 45 and 50 – with the incredible total value of around 38 million euros!
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Lottery in Germany:
- At the beginning of the 20th century, the state lotteries in the German Empire were combined into a smaller number of providers
- During the Nazi era, the right of approval for the federal states was transferred to the Reich Treasurer
- After the war, lottery systems were prepared in all occupation zones
- the “additional number” was introduced on June 17, 1956
- first TV broadcast of the draw on September 4, 1965
- on December 7, 1991, the “super number” was introduced
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Then, when the media reported that the grand prize was going to a Saskatoon resident, Matthew even called a friend – only to joke that one of them might be the lucky one. “He had no idea that he had actually hit the gigantic jackpot,” quoted “globalnews.ca‘ from a previous post.
Lotto: At first, players do not even notice their winnings
Poppel then checked his lottery ticket in the associated app. There he saw a “55 followed by a lot of zeros” – but he didn’t burst into cheers because of it.
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“I thought the app would just tell me the amount I won, not that my ticket won that amount,” he explained. What a mistake! If he hadn’t realized his mistake, the millions might never have gotten to him! (at)
>>Editor’s note<
Gambling can be addictive. When gambling behavior gets out of control and becomes a substitute for other personal problems, it can develop into pathological behavior and even into gambling addiction. It is then no longer just about spontaneous leisure time fun, but the game then suddenly takes on questionable functions: avoiding fear, panic, depression and other negative feelings or avoiding problems.
Anyone who thinks they are addicted to gambling or know someone who might be addicted to gambling can get help. For this there is the free and anonymous hotline 0800/1372700. More information on bzga.
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