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I won the Lottery again! £89!
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Because it was a 4 times rollover last night on £13.3 Million, and I got 3 numbers on the main draw, I won £74, and then on my second ticket I won a fiver, so that's £79 so far... Then I discovered that on my direct debit ticket I won £10 on Thunderball so overall that's £89 back on my cash card.
Woot! Go me! All I need is about another tenner and I have enough for the new Xbox.
Because it was a 4 times rollover last night on £13.3 Million, and I got 3 numbers on the main draw, I won £74, and then on my second ticket I won a fiver, so that's £79 so far... Then I discovered that on my direct debit ticket I won £10 on Thunderball so overall that's £89 back on my cash card.
Woot! Go me! All I need is about another tenner and I have enough for the new Xbox.
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Congratulations
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Great news
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Can you lend me a tenner ?
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Treat yourself to a takeaway
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I wonder how much you've spent on the lottery over the years?
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Yeah that’s the thing with the lottery, you tend to spend more overall and not notice the little bits here and there but when you win you think “oh nice”.OverlyAnxious said:I wonder how much you've spent on the lottery over the years? -
Congrats
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@MrAllen1976 congratulations i am not as lucky as you lol
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Yeah I went on my email first thing and there was 3 emails from the National Lottery saying "News about your ticket" so I'm like "Wow! What've I won now?" and logged into my Lottery account to check.MarkN88 said:
Yeah that’s the thing with the lottery, you tend to spend more overall and not notice the little bits here and there but when you win you think “oh nice”.OverlyAnxious said:I wonder how much you've spent on the lottery over the years?
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well done you !2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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Congratulations - don't look to see if you've spent more on lotteries than won.....enjoy the moment. And anyway you've helped benefit many good causes.
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I agree with @chiarieds
If you enjoy playing, i.e. it gives you some fun like dreaming about what you’d do with a win, and it’s not a gambling problem for you, it’s worth playing.
And as said, by playing you are helping some good causes.
I say this as someone who is really into their finance and does informal financial advice for family members
People spend far more than £2 a week, or whatever it is the lottery costs these days, on far more destructive hobbies/habits!
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