There are stories of incredible luck this week.  These include those of a man who wins a million dollars twice in a span of four months, a man who wins $5 million on a ticket he bought from his own store, and a woman who won big on a Friday the thirteenth draw.

Superstitions about Friday the thirteenth may have caused a woman who bought a Megamillions ticket on June 13th not to expect anything life-changing.  In fact she kept the ticket just in her purse eleven days after the draw date. 

Robert Hamilton posted a million dollar win from a scratcher ticket he bought at an Indianapolis convenience store last week.  While many people have won million dollar prizes, the recent win is Hamilton’s second million dollar win – he won a similar amount just last April! 

It wasn’t long ago when Kelsey Zachow was juggling a job as a bartender and a medical assistant just to get by.  Even though money was tight, she had been ‘investing’ in five Mega Millions tickets every draw date for the past five years – four combinations she always used, and a lucky pick.

Suzanne Richards was in a spot of trouble.  The company she is working for is undergoing an management reshuffle and the security of her job is at risk. 

Two people who bought lottery tickets despite never expecting to win, won anyway; one woman used her winnings to set aside money for her children’s education, and a man promptly bought her mum a new car. 

What is better than winning more than 20 million dollars?  For an elderly mother in New Jersey, it is sharing her winnings with her brothers and sisters – all sixteen of them.

Yet another lottery player syndicate have posted a huge win.  It took just four years for a group of fifteen night shift workers of Tesco in Plymouth to scoop a big jackpot.