Lottery scratchcard player wins £300,000 following sixth sense routine

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Oct, 13:08 · Archive

A National Lottery scratchcard player won a £300,000 jackpot after following a routine based on a 'sixth sense'.

Kate Daven-Thomas, 58, a florist in Minehead, won £300,000 on a National Lottery scratchcard. She attributed the win to a 'sixth sense' routine she had maintained for years. Daven-Thomas, a heart attack survivor who returned to Britain from Italy due to ill health, described herself as the 'unluckiest lucky person'.

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Heart attack survivor had ‘sixth sense’ she would win huge prize on Lottery scratchcardThe Independent · 1 Oct, 11:01
National Lottery winner shocked after 'sixth sense ritual' netted her £300k jackpotGB News · 1 Oct, 05:10

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