A Pickering man is celebrating after winning a $100,000 prize with Instant Plinko. The 25-year-old construction worker is an occasional lottery player, but t
The 25-year-old construction worker is an occasional lottery player, but this was his first big win.“I had some spare change, so I decided to purchase a few tickets,” he recounted. “I scratched one and won $10, so I bought two more. I won $5 on the first, then $100,000 on the second! I had to double-check the number of zeroes – it was nuts!”
He shared the news with his friends, parents and girlfriend. “They were all super excited for me,” he said. With his winnings, he plans to take a vacation, manage his finances and invest in real estate. “I’ll enjoy the added comfort that comes with this win,” he smiled. “It’s nice to get a head start in life.”If you have found a spelling error, please, notify us by selecting that text and pressing
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