To ask what the maximum amount is you’ve ever won on the lottery?

[VitaminNinja]

Curiosity only. I feel like it’s pointless getting a ticket but every now and then I like to daydream.

£4-ish. I don’t mind buying the tickets when I can afford to because they support associates etc.

We won £99,074 in March 2016 with 5 + bonus ball

£40 on Hot Picks year ago

About £8.40 on the Euromillions.

Once I realised only 50% of the ticket price goes into the price pool I stopped playing.

£125 once, which I was over the moon at.

My auntie once got 5 numbers, and I know someone who won the millionaires raffle.

£90 12 years ago.

£45000

I'm lieing sorry 🤣 I meant to put 45

My parents won 110k.

Never told us til we were older. Then the trip to Disney world & house move in the same year made sense.
I was only 11 so had no concept of money then. We just had a nice holiday & got a bigger house.

This thread has just encouraged me to put a line on Wednesdays draw 😂 honestly even 5-10k would be a massive long term help (would pay off debts) so fingers crossed for me please 😂

I win big amounts (in the 10k+ region) on the radio in my head on a daily basis! I don't play anymore because signal one took off the free online entry but I always figured the odds must be better than the lottery, still never won

On the old Saturday night draw when tickets were £1, I once had 4 numbers. That came to £105 and was about 15 years ago. 3 numbers was a tenner which I had a few times. I stopped when the ticket price was upped to £2.

Our cleaner's daughter won the jackpot from a 7-way works syndicate, again on the old Saturday draw, so it was easily still £150,000 going her way. That's the closest I've got to knowing anyone who won a big amount.

£50 on a scratch card. Lotto I think the max I got was about £35

I got five numbers about thirty years ago, thought I'd be rich ha ha, won £501 and it went towards my student overdraft 🫤

Actually it was about twenty three years ago I think 🤔

A share of £250k as part of a syndicate. We won the thunderball in 2003.

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£40k as part of a syndicate, it was back in the early 2000s.

£300

£30 or £32 or whatever it is for three numbers

£580

£7.20 😞

£120

£5

I've only started playing as I'm on maternity leave and really don't want to go back to work!

I've had a few free dips and last week I won £3.90 for 2 numbers and one star, I was gutted!

£10 fifteen years ago 🙄

I know two women in my wider social circle who won 1.3 million and 1.6 million respectively on the lotto.

Me - about 12 quid once and lots of lucky dips. I play both lotto & Euromillions once a month.