Feb 12 โ€ข 07:54 UTC ๐Ÿ‡ซ๐Ÿ‡ฎ Finland Ilta-Sanomat

Veikkaus: The Helsinki Woman Who Won 74.1 Million Euros in Eurojackpot Plans to Buy a Horse

A woman from Helsinki won a record 74.1 million euros in the Eurojackpot lottery, the largest single win in Finnish gambling history, and plans to buy a horse with her prize money.

On January 2nd, a woman from Helsinki made history by winning a staggering 74.1 million euros in the Eurojackpot lottery, marking the largest payout to a single person in the history of Finnish gambling. Just over a month after the win, she received the money in her bank account and expressed her overwhelmed feelings about the significant amount. The woman humorously mentioned the numerous digits that now appear in her bank balance, highlighting the surreal nature of her newfound wealth.

The winner shared her joy in a statement after attending the 'winners' coffee' at Veikkaus, the Finnish betting company responsible for the lottery. She articulated her relief upon seeing the winnings in her account, as she had been anxiously awaiting the transfer since the completion of the waiting period after winning. Her excitement was palpable; she had even stayed up to witness the transaction as soon as the new day began, illustrating her eagerness and anticipation for her life-changing win.

Veikkaus has reportedly remodeled its winner's cabin quietly in preparation for upcoming winners, enhancing the experience for those fortunate enough to strike it rich. This event draws attention to the changing dynamics of gambling in Finland, showcasing both the joy that big wins can bring and the ongoing evolution of the gaming environment within the country.

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