Winning Lottario

While it is a game many lotto players ignore, Lottario can be very rewarding – as these Lottario winners can testify.

Alberto B. Dela Rosa won $2,633,152 in the Lottario draw on October 11, 2008.

Dela Rosa says,  “I used the self-serve ticket checker to check my ticket” – a feature not available in my native Australia.  OLGC are to be commended on installing  self-serve ticket checkers; a recent scandal in Australia involved a lotto agent supposedly telling a customer “Sorry, no win” – and then collecting the win himself later, according to a TV exposure.

Dela Rosa’s top priority was to fix his mother’s house in the Philippines.  Other priorities include paying for his children’s education and then investing the balance of his win.

Dela Rosa is a married 48-year old with three sons; he purchased his winning lottario ticket in Kenora.

Cindy Nelson of Kakabeka Falls won $822,537 in the Lottario draw on February 21, 2009.

Again, Cindy used the self-serve ticket checker.   Nelson, a  36 year-old married mother of one plans to bank her windfall.

Cindy purchased her winning lottario ticket at Forget Me Not Lottery in Thunder Bay.  Bet Cindy does not forget them

Both photos are courtesy of www.olg.ca, the official ontario lottery corporation‘s website for Lottario.  Please note that “Winning Lottario” is a private website run by Double Million-Dollar Lottery Winner Terry Fisher.  It is not endorsed by the ontario lottery Corporation or affiliated with olgc ca.