On July 28, in the small town of Perthes-en-Gâtinais (Seine-et-Marne) a woman won the handsome sum of 1.5 million euros in the Lotto, after playing the same combination of numbers for 27 years .
The determination ended up paying for this player who wished to remain anonymous according to the Française des Jeux. But as reported The parisian, this lady didn’t believe it when the results came in. She said: “We play to win but when it happens, we don’t believe it.” The winner was so taken aback that she explained that she had to look at her combination several times to make sure she had won.
And thanks to her faithful numbers that she knows by heart and which are: 1, 3, 8, 28, 29 and 6, this patient player has had time to think about what will benefit her. In fact, according to the FDJ spokesperson, Seine-et-Marnaise stated: “These 1.5 million euros will get me off the ground, in every sense of the word, as I have never gotten on the plane and I will be able to offer myself a good trip. “.
This winner was obviously the pride of his small town of Perthes-en-Gâtinais, located not far from Fontainebleau, starting with the manager of the tobacco press in which the grid of numbers had been recorded. “The FDJ came to give me the news and told me that it would attract players to my tobacco,” he hastened to tell the Eliane newspaper, before adding “that I had never seen so many zeros and that it is a pleasant surprise.” , when he put the sum on the door of his room.
Perthes-en-Gâtinais, has no less than 2,000 inhabitants, and who has been in charge of the tobacco press for six months with his son and his dog Fripon, receives about 250 clients a day. Many people try their luck at various lottery, scratch card or sports betting games, but she explains that “large sums attract the most players.”
For his part, the mayor, Fabrice Larché (SE), did not hide his joy at the fact that the event was happening in his town either and to present his congratulations to the lucky winner, before reacting energetically: “I hope it is a Perthoise! ! ”.