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A couple from Minnesota has been the lucky winner of a $66 million Mega Millions prize, a story that has attracted a lot of attention, since that his fondness for the lottery began just when his love blossomed.

It turns out that the lucky couple, whose identity was not revealed, told the employees of the Mega Millions office how their attraction and taste for games of chance practically arose at the same time.

According to a statement released by Minnesota Mega Millions, it was in 1990 when this couple had their first date, where they ate pizza and to do something fun, they decided to buy a couple of scratch-off lottery tickets, without winning anything that day.

Incredibly, practically 32 years exactly from the day After their first date, this couple went to the Mega Millions offices to claim this great prize.

There, the woman indicated that for many years she has been betting practically on the same winning combination, only from time to time it modifies one or 2 digits. But last April 12 they found out that the big winner of the Mega Millions was the one with the combination 2-8-14-20-31, Mega Ball 20, just the numbers you always bet on.

Although knew the combination by heart, the lucky winner revealed that she had to verify on several occasions that those numbers coincided with those on her ticket, finding that good luck was finally smiling on them.

The day after collecting their prize, this couple went to work as usual, which they do not plan to leave, but they do want to use their money to buy a house, a car and travel.

This is Minnesota’s first Mega Millions jackpot winner since the state joined the game in 2010.

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