The good thing about big lottery wins is that they can be shared.  After winning half of a $60 million Lotto Max jackpot, Ashman Kennedy plans to give away most of his winnings to his family.

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Many lottery players believe in hunches – Georgia man John Brannon is one of them.

Brannon had a hunch he would win so he bought two Silver Peach instant tickets at a gas station. 

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By now we’ve probably heard about dozens of lucky ‘formulas’ for winning the lottery.  Some believe in dreams, fortune cookies, urges, and lots of other ‘systems’. 

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The “$300,000,000 Golden Ticket” Scratchers game has been kind to Doris Danielson.  The past week she won $1,000 and this week she won an even million dollars.

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Retired factory worker Maggie Pendergast and her friend Steve Kerr have won a million pounds and a trip to Brazil.

The lucky pair have been playing as a syndicate for a while and each buy two Euromillions tickets per week. 

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What is the first thing you would buy if you won millions?  For Stephen Jones and his wife Rosie, that would be time.

When they won a $4 million jackpot they immediately resigned from their job doing housekeeping and maintenance for a property manager – they wanted time to enjoy life. 

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Three lucky lotto players managed to share a £24.5 million jackpot without having to match all six numbers drawn – and no, they are not playing as a syndicate.

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Patrick Emmerich believed that winning the lottery was just a matter of time.  But when he bought an Illinois Lottery $2 million Extravaganza ticket while buying chicken for dinner, he did not know the time had come.

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This week a retiree increased his retirement fund by purchasing a lottery ticket which gave him a $25K yearly pension and ‘across the pond’ an Irish pensioner won a million pounds.

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Stephen Jones Jr. will tell you that persistence pays.  He was too late to buy Mega Millions ticket so he went back the following day to buy some; he even chose to pay for the multiplier option.

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