£100,000 win means Thomas can retire in style

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66 year old Thomas has been playing The Health Lottery since it started and also celebrated a £250 win last year:

“I won £250 last year but this is beyond my wildest dreams!”

Mr Dilley, a retired lorry driver, plans on using his winnings to buy himself a luxury new mobile home. He has been spending his retirement touring round Somerset, and now he can buy himself a new caravan, he has no plans on stopping:

“I love that part of the world and I am going to buy a new touring caravan and bank the rest. I was delighted when I won."

Read more about our Health Lottery Winners.

The current society benefitting from funds raised is EWA Health CIC T/A HL East.

The Health Lottery operates on behalf of 6 Community Interest Companies (CICs), managing 6 society lotteries that operate in 12 geographical regions across Great Britain. These exist to help tackle health inequalities in their respective areas. People’s Health Trust (PHT) is an independent charity that assesses grant applications and award funding across the 12 regions. Read about some of the good causes HERE. For information regarding all funded projects or to submit a grant application visit PHT HERE. 20.34% of every lottery draw ticket and online scratchcard purchased is donated to good causes. 36.02% is spent on prizes. 43.64% is spent expenses (actual expenses exceed this figure). Our average annual proceeds from lotteries are £12.5m. The odds of winning The Big Win jackpot are (1 in 2.1m) and the odds of winning any Big Win prize is (1 in 9.7). The odds of winning the All or Nothing jackpot is (1 in 1.35m) and the odds of winning any All or Nothing prize is (1 in 4.5). The odds of winning a QuickWin jackpot is (1 in 2.1m) and the odds of winning any QuickWin prize is (1 in 6). All winning lottery numbers are selected using an approved random number generator (RNG). Click on the links below for full T&Cs and FAQs for each of our games.

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