A Vietnam war veteran walked into a liquor store in Massachusetts on a cold December day. He played the Lucky for Life Game lottery, like he had been doing for over 20 years.

His intuition told him: "don't just buy one ticket, buy 6. And don't just use any numbers, use the exact same numbers on each ticket."

As luck would have it, Raymond Roberts' numbers came in, and were worth $390,000 (£324,000 or ₦174,185,700) each as a cash prize. Mr Roberts chose to take a lump sum for 5 of the tickets - earning nearly $2m (£1.6m or ₦893,260,000) in total.

For the 6th ticket, he chose the annuity option - meaning he will also get 20 annual payments of $25,000 (₦11,165,750). The lottery gives a set amount for correctly drawing 5 balls, as Mr Roberts did, meaning multiple wins with the same numbers are possible....


...To continue reading:
https://naijaphilia.com/blog/2022/12/24/odd-news-man-in-usa-wins-lottery-3-times-via-intuition/

My village people should be ashamed of themselves. Just look at the kind of intuitions other village people are giving to their son.

nony43:
My village people should be ashamed of themselves. Just look at the kind of intuitions other village people are giving to their son.

nony43:
My village people should be ashamed of themselves. Just look at the kind of intuitions other village people are giving to their son.

I tell you! Very original intuition for that matter.

Intuition that won ₦893,260,000... that is the type of intuition I need over here.

DeFuturePresido:


I tell you! Very original intuition for that matter.

NaijaphiliaBlog:
A Vietnam war veteran walked into a liquor store in Massachusetts on a cold December day. He played the Lucky for Life Game lottery, like he had been doing for over 20 years...

..."like he had been doing for over 20 years"...

This is the hidden truth about gambling: It is based on pure luck, with zero guarantees.

The man had been staking his money for over 20 years, without winning anything!

Some people have gambled all their adult lives, yet never won anything till they died.