Lotto winner played same numbers for 10 years

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Lotto winner played same numbers for 10 years

There is a new millionaire in town. H Wilson is the latest winner of Supreme Ventures' Lotto and has scored a jackpot of $33 million.Wilson's payday has been a long time coming and the July 22 draw #1699 was his lucky day. Wilson won with the numbers four, seven, eleven, twelve and twenty-three…the same numbers he has been playing for 10 years.

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