Italian SuperEnalotto winners encouraged to take baby steps – August 18th 2011

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Lotto fans who hit the jackpot playing Italian SuperEnalotto and suddenly find themselves among their local circle of multi-millionaires have been advised to take baby steps with their newfound wealth.

Personal coach with Footprintcoaching.org.uk Georgina Burnett advised lottery players not to run away with themselves and spend wads of cash on impulse purchases, adding take a rational approach should be taken to a massive payout.

“Once you have set about dealing with your money in a rational way, you can see how much is left for the treats, or to give away if that’s what you want to do,” she explained.

Ms Burnett added that moving home or changing one’s life too quickly after a lotto win can result in the winner feeling isolated and unhappy, so a measured approach is best.

And lotto fans can play Italian SuperEnalotto online at theLotter. All they have to do is pick six numbers between 1 and 90 and click Play!

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Who won the Superenalotto Italian Lottery?

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In a little town called Bagnone in Italy the population numbering a little over 2000 are sharing in the success of one man who this week won the jackpot of 146.9m euros (£128.3m; $211.8m).

Though the identity of the winner remains clouded in secrecy the Superenalotto lottery winner is said to be already inundated with requests for investment, funding and support of local community activities.

The national state news agency “Ansa” announced the winner on Saturday and claimed the the winner purchased the Superenalotto winning ticket at the Biffi coffee bar in Bagnone.   The cost of the ticket, a mere two euros !

It was the first time anyone had won the state-run Superenalotto since January. The previous biggest jackpot in its 12-year history was 100 million euros.