[germainebull]

This story is a bit of a whirlwind. A British couple, Richard Davies, 49, and Faye Stevenson Davies, 43, have hit the jackpot again. The National Lottery has confirmed they won more than $1.3 million after matching five numbers and the bonus ball in the November 26 draw.

Interestingly, this isn’t the first time—about 7 years ago they won the same amount on EuroMillionaire Maker. They say their luck came after four consecutive draws that gave them winning vibes.

I feel this is an amazing energy, a couple hitting a double jackpot life-changing. It’s an example of how luck can come twice and change lives in unique style.

[Netherrealmer]

They will probably get to keep only 60% of those cash prizes because United States have terrible taxes when it comes to lottery wins.

[bestwriter]

Hope they will make good use of it and not squander.

[germainebull]

They will probably get to keep only 60% of those cash prizes because United States have terrible taxes when it comes to lottery wins.

I guess the USA is justified in taxing residents heavily.
US residents enjoy various enviable publicly-funded provisions.