It may seem nearly impossible for a man to win two lottery jackpots on the same day, but that is exactly what Kenneth J. Stokes was able to do. 

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Are there such things as lucky jobs or lucky companies?  Many groups of people working for the same company have won significant jackpots by playing the lottery as a syndicate but it is rather hard to replicate the luck of the people working at South County real estate company Coldwell Banker Premier Group; three of their real estate agents have won jackpots in the last two years.

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People have different reactions to winning.  Some jump up and down, very few take a calm ‘I knew I would win’ attitude, and then there are some who go into a state of shock. 

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In this week’s top stories a Louisiana man’s dreams come true as he bags a $1.5 million jackpot, and a man on a visit to his father wins a huge £250,000 annual payout for the next fifteen years.

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At just sixteen Callum Fitzpatrick is not old enough to take a drink, yet he is old enough to play the lottery; in fact he has just scooped a big jackpot. 

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The Texas Lottery says it will remove the Fun Five’s scratchoff card from circulation.  The move came as about 300 players complained of ambiguous wording on the cards that lead to confusion.

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How much can a lottery ticket change a person’s financial situation?  A lot, if you ask a person named Ana Rodriguez.

Rodriguez used to be just like the majority of working-class people; financially hard-up and finding a hard time making ends meet. 

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What does it take to win the lottery?  In Lousiana, lottery players must not be less than 21 years old, and must claim their winnings within 180 days of the draw. 

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Those who don’t play the lottery have absolutely no chance of winning a lottery jackpot.  But those who use their intuition to play using money they have won, increase their winning chances.

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Most people throw losing tickets away, but many in Colorado don’t do that – instead they keep them for some time.  They have good reason not to throw away those tickets, because the Colorado Lottery gives non-winning tickets a second chance drawing.

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