Mother’s Day gift leads to big TV win for Claes-Magnus
A lottery ticket given as a gift led all the way to the TV studio in Stockholm. Claes-Magnus, 67, from Varberg, visited TV4’s Nyhetsmorgon this Saturday to scratch a Triss ticket. It was a very successful morning that ended with a big win in front of thousands of viewers.
It all began with a Triss ticket bought as a Mother’s Day gift. When the ticket was scratched, three TV symbols appeared. Three such symbols mean you get the chance to scratch a new ticket on live television, where the prizes are often very high. For Claes-Magnus, this meant an exciting journey from Varberg to the capital.
On Saturday morning, it was time for the big moment on screen. Claes-Magnus scratched the ticket in front of the cameras while the hosts and viewers followed every move. When the final field on the ticket was scratched, it was clear that the prize was 100,000 kronor.
Winning such a large sum of money is happy news for the family. The win adds a little extra sparkle to life, especially now that summer has arrived in Sweden. Claes-Magnus can now celebrate the big win together with his loved ones back home in Halland.
Triss is one of Sweden’s most famous lotteries, and many Swedes dream of sitting on the famous TV sofa. For Claes-Magnus, the dream became a reality thanks to a simple Mother’s Day gift, showing that even a small present can lead to something much bigger.