Brits urged to check tickets for Lottery Rolldown as £11.7m jackpot up for grabs & Thunderball draw
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There is a huge £11.7m jackpot up for grabs in the Lottery Rolldown draw yesterday. The Thunderball numbers were also revealed last night. There are no draws on tonight.
Trish Emson, 51, is a National Lottery winner despite living in a council house and driving a Kia despite bagging £1.8m. She doesn't like showing off and bragging about money. The best scratchcard to snap up is £500 Loaded with odds of just 1 in 3.15. Cash from a game played in the UK goes to National lottery projects. Unclaimed prizes are given to the Good Causes Fund. In Ireland, the deadline for claiming is 90 days. The odds are 1:5.99. FranceLoto, SwedenLotto, Oz Lotto and Polish Mini Lottos are the easiest lotteries.
There is an 11.7m jackpot up for grabs in the Thunderball draw. The next draw is on Monday at 8:00 pm. There is a £14m EuroMillions jack pot up to grabs tonight.
Lotto results announced for yesterday's draw with a huge £11.7m jackpot up for grabs. Last night's Thunderball numbers were:07 12 28 34 37 and the Thunder ball was 11. Gillian Bayford is locked in a family feud over her share of a £148m Euromillions jackpots. Trish Emson, 51, lives in her council house, shops in Primark and drives a Kia despite being a National Lottery winner. She and partner Graham Norton, also 51 are still living a modest lifestyle despite winning £1.8m.
The best scratchcard to buy is £500 Loaded with odds of just 1 in 3.15. Cash from Lottery games goes to National Lotteries projects. Unclaimed prizes are allocated to the National lottery's Good Causes Fund. Lotters in Ireland have 90 days to claim their winnings. Lotto millionaire Steve Thomson has been dubbed Mr Sensible for investing with the Queen's bank. He took more than a year to leave his council house for a £4.5m pad.
Rebecca's Nan died on Sunday. Rebecca won £50,000 in a bingo just before her Nan passed away. The first National Lottery draw was held on November 19, 1994. The largest amount ever to be won by a single ticket holder was £42million, won in 1996. Frances and Patrick Connolly won a jackpot of £114,969,775. They gave half of the money to their friends and family. It was New Year's Day 2020 and they didn't sleep a wink. Their grandparents saw in the year 2019 in style after scooping the enormous jackpots.
The lucky winner from Marion, South Australia has won £2.6m on the Set for Life lottery. The jackpot will be rolled over to next Tuesday. Steve Thomson has been dubbed Mr Sensible for investing with Queen's bank. The EuroMillions jackpots are up for grabs tonight. There were no winners in last night's draw. Yesterday's numbers were 11 21 33 38 42. Lucky stars are 02 and 08.
