Two Tipp24.com Customers Strike it Lucky!


LONDON, March 31 /PRNewswire/ --

- More Than 3.3 Million Euros Have Been Won

Two Tipp24.com customers have achieved millionaire status by winning more
than 3.3 million Euros last weekend.

Online syndicate winners can look forward to a prize of 2.1 million
Euros, receiving the prize either as a lump sum or, if preferred, as a
lifetime salary prize of 7,500 Euros per month. Another lucky Tipp24.com
customer bagged a whopping 1.2 million Euros.

The winners were drawn in the German 6 out of 49 lottery game and prizes
are paid out immediately after the winning numbers are published.

About Tipp24.com: As of January 2009, Tipp24.com is run by UK based
Tipp24 Services Ltd. The company holds a UK gambling license and distributes
mainly German lottery products. Lottery tickets are transferred to MyLotto24
Ltd., which processes winnings and bets for European lotteries.

Web: http://www.tipp24.com/

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