A 28-year-old Ontario woman who just won a huge Lotto Max prize says she was in “pure shock” and assumed it had to be fake.
Stephanie Powell-Larsen won $100,000 in the June 7, LOTTO MAX draw, the OLG said in a news release earlier this month.
“[I] thought, no way I just won the lottery – this has to be fake,” Powell-Larsen said as she held her cheque in Toronto.The Hamilton local said she’s been a regular lottery player ever since she turned of age to enter.“They were so surprised they just stood still,” she said. The first purchase on her list is a new car and the rest of the winnings she’s planning on putting into savings.News of such a young winner comes on the heels of a“My son was checking my tickets for me, and he came into the living room and said, 'By the way, you just won a million bucks,’” Thomas Gibson, from Richmond Hill, said at the time.
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