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Svetlana usually chooses the numbers in lottery tickets based on her or her daughter’s birthdays and even consulted an astrologer who predicted that she would not win.
Designer from Moscow Svetlana won the super prize of the Magnificent 8 lottery - 10.7 million rubles.
The winning occurred contrary to the astrological forecast and the fact that the ticket did not contain the “lucky numbers” that Svetlana usually chooses.
Svetlana plans to spend the money she won on buying an apartment, since she has dreamed of owning her own home since childhood.
MOSCOW, October 3 - RIA Novosti. A designer from Moscow won almost 11 million rubles in the lottery, contrary to the astrologer's predictions - the secret of success was the refusal to use lucky numbers, the press service of the National Lottery, the operator of all-Russian state lotteries organized by the Ministry of Finance, told RIA Novosti.
“Designer from Moscow Svetlana won the super prize of the Magnificent 8 lottery - 10.7 million rubles. Now she will be able to fulfill the main dream of her life: to buy an apartment,” the press service said.
The winner shared that she usually chooses the numbers on her tickets based on her birthday or her daughter’s. “I even once asked an astrologer friend to tell me lucky numbers, but he said that I would never win anything - everything would only be obtained through hard work,” Svetlana shared.
“It’s interesting that the winning ticket did not contain her lucky numbers either. According to the lucky girl, she herself would not have chosen a ticket with such a combination. So she won despite the astrological forecast and her favorite numbers,” the press service added.

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