Sometimes the right people win the lottery, and it couldn't get any better for this Connecticut couple who both lost homes in the 2012 superstorm Sandy.

In this video a coin was tossed to determine an election seat on a local county. But what would happen if it was tossed 100 times? The Cincinnati Enquirer

The scientist flipped the coin. With a pleasant tinkle it dropped on the table, and he peered at it. Heads again.

It was the shiny penny he found on the street that caused Sean Lloyd to go and buy a lottery ticket. 

With just a month to claim her Mega Millions prize, the woman's image was splashed around the media in order to identify her.

Forgotten the milk? That's easy - you've got a lot on your mind and you can always pop back to the store. But a $23 million lottery ticket is a different brain fade altogether.

David and Kathleen Long hold the two winning EuroMillions checks that defied all the odds. Photo: AP

A British couple beat the odds of billions to one when they hit the EuroMillions jackpot - again - just 20 months later.

Hard to believe, but Loyal Davis is still a snowplough driver after collecting his share of $207 million in a Mega Millions jackpot. Here's why...

One of the biggest Pick 6 jackpots won in 2012, for $21.5 million It was the fifth-largest in the game's history up till then.

I've been watching New Jersey Pick 6 for a while, and one thing bothers me. The rollover rate.

Rollover is when no one wins a draw and the jackpot amount is rolled into the next game.