Paul Gamber had a hunch.
“It’s something that I always knew would happen to me. I’ve always had this belief something good would happen for me with the lottery,” he said, after picking up his check for one million dollars at the Pittsburgh-area deli where he bought the ticket.
Gamber has won smaller prizes several times, but this is the first time he has hit it big. “I always play the lottery,” he commented.
The winning ticket was purchased for $20. It is a more expensive ticket because it offers better odds of winning than any other in the Pennsylvania: “only” 1 in 125,000.
Gamber plans on buying a new car – he says he loves the new Nissan Murano. Beyond that, he is playing it smart – investing and creating a lifetime income for himself.