Thousands In Norway Mistakenly Told They Won Big On Lottery A Norwegian lottery company apologised to 47,000 crestfallen gamblers who were mistakenly told they had won huge sums in a lottery, the ...

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Norway have twice won the Euros, doing so in 1987 and 1993. They also won the Women’s World Cup in 1995 and the Olympics in 2000.

Thousands in Norway mistakenly told they won big on lottery State-owned gambling group Norsk Tipping said they had published incorrect prize amounts after a Eurojackpot draw on Friday because of ...

Norway’s economy has shown resilience amid global uncertainty, supported by strong fiscal buffers and credible policy frameworks. Mainland real GDP growth is forecast to increase to 1.5 percent in ...

Thousands in Norway mistakenly told they won big on lottery Updated / Monday, 30 Jun 2025 17:20 The winnings had been multiplied by 100 instead of being divided by 100 (stock image) ...

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Get daily updates from Norway straight to your inbox. "I thought: 'Wow, is it finally my turn? Could it be true?' I go onto the Norsk Tipping website, and there it says in black and white: ...

OSLO: A Norwegian lottery company on Monday (Jun 30) apologised to 47,000 crestfallen gamblers who were mistakenly told they had won huge sums in a lottery, the firm blaming a currency conversion ...

A Norwegian lottery company on Monday apologised to 47,000 crestfallen gamblers who were mistakenly told they had won huge sums in a lottery, the firm ...

Minister of Culture and Equality Lubna Jaffery told NRK that "such mistakes should not happen", especially as Norsk Tipping has the exclusive right to deliver gaming services in the country.

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