Oslo:
A Norwegian family has hit the jackpot not once but three times, after winning millions of euros on three separate occasions within the space of only a few years.
Last week, Tord Oksnes became a millionaire at the age of 19 after winning 12.2 million kroner (more than 1.6 million euros or $2.1 million) on Norway's national lottery, tabloid Verdens Gang (VG) wrote on Tuesday.
In doing so he became part of a lucrative family tradition that has seen his 26 year-old sister, Hege Jeanette, collect 8.2 million kroner in 2010, only four years after their 58 year-old father Leif won 4.1 million kroner on the same lottery.
The lucky numbers were drawn every time Hege Jeanette was pregnant or had just given birth.
Last week, Tord Oksnes became a millionaire at the age of 19 after winning 12.2 million kroner (more than 1.6 million euros or $2.1 million) on Norway's national lottery, tabloid Verdens Gang (VG) wrote on Tuesday.
In doing so he became part of a lucrative family tradition that has seen his 26 year-old sister, Hege Jeanette, collect 8.2 million kroner in 2010, only four years after their 58 year-old father Leif won 4.1 million kroner on the same lottery.
The lucky numbers were drawn every time Hege Jeanette was pregnant or had just given birth.
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