Family Wins Jackpot Using Late Dad’s Lucky Numbers
A family who had been playing their deceased father’s lucky lotto numbers won a lotto jackpot. The unnamed family from Australia said that they had been playing their father’s lucky…

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(Photo Illustration by Alex Wong/Getty Images)A family who had been playing their deceased father’s lucky lotto numbers won a lotto jackpot.
The unnamed family from Australia said that they had been playing their father’s lucky numbers every week since he passed away 2 years ago. “We kept playing them to honor him, he'd been playing them for years and years before that too so I'm quite excited we've finally had a win!" a family member said. The family won close to $300K.