Mother's Day gift leads to big win: Claes-Magnus won 100,000 SEK on TV
An ordinary Saturday morning became very special for 67-year-old Claes-Magnus from Varberg. He visited TV4’s Nyhetsmorgon in Stockholm to scratch a Triss lottery ticket live on air. What began as a simple gift ended with a major win of 100,000 SEK.
The story behind the winning ticket is both unusual and heartwarming. The ticket was originally purchased as a gift for Mother's Day. No one could have imagined then that this specific ticket would contain three TV symbols, which is what is required for the chance to scratch for a big win in the television studio.
During Saturday's broadcast, the tension was high as Claes-Magnus took his place in front of the cameras. After choosing a ticket and scratching it live on air, it became clear that the prize was 100,000 SEK. It is a significant sum that provides the winner with many new opportunities for the future.
Winning money on television is a dream for many Swedes who buy lottery tickets. For Claes-Magnus, this dream became a reality thanks to a thoughtful gift. Now he and his family can celebrate the big win and enjoy a slightly more luxurious lifestyle in the future.