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Looking through the National Lottery's unclaimed prize list is certainly eye-opening. There are many prizes worth over £1 million that still remain without an owner. Other competitions under the National Lottery umbrella include, "Set for Life" which also has many unclaimed offers such as £10,000 per month for life. If you happen to lose a lottery winning ticket, all is not lost. Follow these instructions and continue to be in the running for the next big National Lottery prize.

To be honest, the odds of winning the lottery are about the same as being struck by lighting. Though we will admit one of these events is going to be much more pleasurable. With such low odds, it's not surprising that many players are looking for any techniques or strategies that might help them get closer to winning. To that end, some make use of online lottery RNGs which are specifically designed to help pick winning numbers. But you must remember that the lottery relies solely on chance.

We have all read stories about the effects that winning huge sums of cash via the lottery can have on the winners. Suddenly, their lives become a crazy adventure of mass spending until, not only is all the cash gone, but they often end up with serious debts. As a minor criminal, Ronnie Music jr thought he could turn his life around after winning £3 million. So rather than spending recklessly, he "invested" in a new business. Which was very responsible. Unfortunately, he chose the meth business!

In spite of the eye-watering odds, millions of people still buy tickets to the UK National Lottery each and every week. Not surprisingly, they are all dreaming of massive, life-altering winnings and what they would do with them. You're required to fill in 6 numbers on the purchased ticket. Now, if only 5 are correct, all is not lost. At this point, you can trigger a lottery bonus ball. This will ensure that you still have a very good winning chance, along with some very generous prizes to boot

Michael Carroll hit the jackpot with £9.7 million from the National Lottery. He was a 19-year-old manual labourer. As his aspirations were clouded by a lack of education, he decided to spend the money like a boss. Drugs, prostitutes, fast cars and a luxury mansion all seemed like a perfectly reasonable way of enjoying all that dosh. As you can imagine, the press had a field day. But Michael was living the dream. Of course, it would all end, But why not have a massive party until it finally does.