From 30 kronor to a big win on TV4: Lena from Eskilstuna won 100,000 kronor
An ordinary day for Lena from Eskilstuna suddenly became much more exciting. It all started when she bought a Triss ticket and won 30 kronor, which turned out to be the starting point of a journey that took her all the way to TV4's program Nyhetsmorgon.
Triss is one of Sweden's most popular scratch cards and is sold all over the country. The game offers prizes ranging from 30 kronor up to one million kronor, and for Lena, her ticket meant she got the chance to scratch for a big win on live television.
Once in the studio, the tension was high. When Lena finally scratched her ticket, it became clear that she had won 100,000 kronor. The prize was a joyful surprise for the winner from Eskilstuna.
Winning on Triss is a dream for many Swedes. Although most prizes are small, stories like Lena's remind us that it can sometimes lead to significantly larger sums when luck is on your side.