Confused Irish National Lottery Presenter Left Speechless On Screen

Irish TV National Lottery presenter Brian Ormond was left literally speechless when something went very wrong during his live show on RTE televison on Wednesday evening.

The presenter began by welcoming viewers to the night’s National Lottery draw, when it all just stopped.

Brian told viewers: "You're joining us from RTE Stage B.." but nothing happened after that, with the presenter left looking as mystified as everyone who had tuned in to see if they had hit the jackpot. 

Thankfully after a few seconds someone had the sense to go to an ad break.

Californians Will Soon Buy Their Lottery Tickets Along With Gas At The Pump

California Lottery spokesman Russ Lopez. Video: abc7 news

The California Lottery wants to make it easier for you to play for a chance at those massive jackpots. Soon you will be able to buy tickets for Mega Millions, Powerball and California SuperLotto Plus at the pump at certain gas stations.

The 'Play At The Pump' pilot program is designed to make playing the lottery 'a real gas.'

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New Monopoly Millionaires Club Game Announced As 'The Most Exciting In Lottery History'

Starting next January, comedian Billy Gardell will host a TV game show called 'Monopoly Millionaires' Club,' a tie-in with a new national lottery game launching in October 2014. Photo: Philly.com

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Won The Lottery? That's What Friends Are For!

Millionaire winner Willie Sibbald will share his $12 million jackpot with his friend.
Photo: Daily Mail

Two longtime friends who vowed to 'see each other right' if either of them won the lottery honored that pact this week.

Willie Sibbald will share his £7,084,472 (approx US$11.9m) prize with fellow painter and decorator Rab Layden.

The two friends have played the UK National Lottery every week for years, buying just two tickets a time.

Story: Daily Mail

Is This Sentence The Only Difference Between The Rich And The Poor?

A not-so subtle bus ad for the USA Powerball.

There's a saying which exactly applies to winning the lottery.

The interesting thing about this phrase is that most rich people believe these words, but most poor people find it too difficult to believe.

Thomas Corley, the author of “Rich Habits: The Daily Success Habits Of Wealthy Individuals” spent five years studying the lives of both rich people (annual income of $US160,000 or more) and poor people (annual income of $US35,000 or less).

In his research, Corley asked both groups whether they believe in fate, another name for luck. An astounding...

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