The man who won the lottery prize of $25,000 a year for life. (Avatar)
In the lottery, luck is all, everyone wants to win big but it seems some people are just luckier than others. Recently, a Michigan man won the $25,000 a year for life lottery. According to a report from UPI, The man used a random number generator he found online to generate the numbers on his winning ticket.
The 50-year-old identified as Aaron Essenmacher of Warren said he purchased the Lucky for Life draw ticket at the Warren Happy Days Party Store on September 15.
“I’ve been playing ‘Lucky For Life’ quite a bit lately, and I always use the same sets of numbers,” says Essenmacher UPI.
Mr. Essenmacher adds: “When I buy a ticket, I play the sets of numbers that I normally play, and then I decide to add another set of numbers, which I get by using a random number generator that I have. found online.
The numbers 02-18-27-41-45 are the five white balls in the figure, according to the store’s report.
“I checked the winning numbers online the next day after drawing the numbers, and when I found myself matching 5 numbers, I couldn’t believe it! the random number generator. I kept scanning my ticket. on the app many times because I couldn’t believe I actually won,” added Mr. Essenmacher.
According to one release from the lottery, to confirm his win Mr. Essenmacher recently went to the lottery headquarters. Instead receive an annual payment of $25,000 (Rs 20 lakh) for 20 years or for the rest of your life, whichever comes first. He chose to take his winnings as a one-time payment of $390,000 (3.2 Crore) which he plans to pay off his debts and go on vacation with his hard-earned money. .
Lottery players can enter to win up to a lifetime value for as little as $2 per play with Lucky For Life. The biggest prize in the game, $1,000 a day for life, is won by matching all five winning numbers, ranging from 1 to 48, plus a Lucky Ball, which can range from 1 to 18. The release adds that players who match all five winning numbers but not the Lucky Globe will receive a lifetime payout of $25,000 per year.
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