Last night we had to issue a statement via the Camelot Press Office to deny that we had won £2,507,394 in the Saturday lottery jackpot after receiving telephone calls of congratulations.This is the official statement:
"David & Beryl Davis categorically deny that they were the owners of the winning tickets in tonight's draw - 1, 20, 28, 33, 40, 45 and the bonus number 35 - which produced 2 winners sharing total prize money of £5,014,788 and they request they people should respect their privacy by refraining from making telephone calls or writing letters.
"Mrs Davis confirms that she started to invest in the national lottery soon after it was launched on 19 November 1994 and to date has spent an average of £6 a week equating to £4,320; in return she has won £107.50 which she considers good value for money given the amount of pleasure and enjoyment she gets every Wednesday and Saturday night tearing up the tickets.
"She has refused many times to share the secret method she uses to select her numbers. All she is prepared to say it is based on a mathematical calculation using official national lottery number frequency statistics - most common lottery numbers, most overdue numbers and least often picked numbers. She discovered these statistics by accident and reveals they can be found here by anyone who is interested.
"Mr and Mrs Davis will continue to play the national lottery and promise all their family and friends that, if they ever become millionaire winners, they will certainly remember each and everyone of them who have wished them good luck over the years."
End Statement
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