Mother’s Day gift led to a big win on TV4
A man from Varberg had a morning he will not soon forget. Claes-Magnus, 67 years old, visited TV4’s Nyhetsmorgon this Saturday to scratch a Triss lottery ticket live on air. It all began with a ticket purchased as a Mother’s Day gift earlier this year.
The story behind the win is both simple and special. The Triss ticket was originally a gift for Claes-Magnus’s mother. When the ticket was scratched, it turned out to contain three TV symbols. These are the symbols that give the winner the chance to travel to Stockholm and scratch a new ticket in front of the entire Swedish population.
On Saturday morning, it was finally time for Claes-Magnus to step into the TV studio. Despite the exciting situation, he remained calm during the scratching. When the final square was scratched, it was clear that the prize was 100,000 kronor, an amount received with great joy.
The win means a nice addition to the bank account for the 67-year-old from Halland. The fact that a small Mother’s Day gift could lead all the way to a big win on TV is a heartwarming story. Now, celebrations with the family back home in Varberg await after the successful visit to the capital.