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Proud record sum of 120 million: Dane cracks the Eurojackpot

Created: 07/23/2022 Updated: 07/23/2022, 10:11 am

The Eurojackpot was 120 million euros as high as never before. On Friday there was actually one participant who guessed correctly and secured the sum.

Helsinki – This time the Eurojackpot was a whopping 120 million euros. The gigantic amount was a new record sum that actually found a new owner in the Eurojackpot draw on Friday: a woman from Denmark.

Lotto: New Euro jackpot record sum goes to Denmark

A woman from Denmark has apparently been a millionaire since Friday (July 22nd). As Lotto announced on Friday evening, the participant – or the syndicate – in the official draw, which takes place every Tuesday and Friday in Finland’s capital Helsinki, won the first prize category and thus the new record sum of 120 million euros. The company also presented the newly minted millionaire directly with a photo:

A new national record has also been broken for Denmark. The player or syndicate correctly ticked the winning numbers 1 – 11 – 17 – 19 – 33 and the euro numbers 3 – 7. According to the image , the previous profit record was 110 million euros. A syndicate from North Rhine-Westphalia was very lucky in May to bring the sum to Germany. The probability of cracking the Eurojackpot is generally very low and is 1:140 million. ( nz )

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