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49-year-old LOTTO24 player from Bavaria hits the freiheit+ jackpot

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May 17, 2023

Hunor Pal

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A 49-year-old LOTTO24 player from Bavaria hit the freiheit+ jackpot yesterday. This means he will receive 5,000 euros a month for each of the next 15 years, plus an additional one-off payment of 250,000 euros. The lucky winner is already the eighth big winner in freiheit+ since it was launched in March 2020 and now the third big winner in LOTTO24 this year: back in April, a 63-year-old LOTTO24 player from Hamburg had won 45 million euros in the 6aus49 lottery. Before that, a 61-year-old LOTTO24 player from Bremerhaven had already cracked the first big jackpot of the year in January with a 107.5 million Eurojackpot.

The 49-year-old LOTTO24 player picked the numbers 2, 7, 8, 10, 13, 22 and 27 for yesterday’s draw. At the same time, the winner supported selected educational projects, because 50 cents of every freiheit+ betting field sold goes to charitable educational projects.

“Three big winners within a few months – LOTTO24 is developing into a true winners’ factory,” Jonas Mattsson, CFO of LOTTO24 AG, is pleased to report. “We are very happy for our customer and proud to once again be able to fulfill the big dream of winning the lottery.”

Related Topics:Bavaria CFO of LOTTO24 AG gaming Jonas Mattsson Lotto LOTTO24

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Hunor Pal

Hunor is a Content Editor at Hipther Agency and studies biomedical engineering at the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Faculty of Electrical Engineering. He is an open-minded person, always willing to try new things and give back something to the community through his work. He has participated in several volunteering activities and is currently working in event organization of the Hungarian Students Union of Cluj (HSUC), the Hungarian Students’ Union of Romania (HSUR), and ÉRTED, a Transylvanian Hungarian student initiative working in the fields of culture, science, economy, and environment. You can reach Hunor at [email protected].