While some people have royal wedding fever, others have jackpot fever.
Friday night’s LOTTO MAX jackpot is a wallet-busting $60 million.
There are also 29 additional MAXMILLIONS prizes worth $1 million each.
The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. says 62 per cent of Ontarians have told them that they would buy a new house if they won the lottery.
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Eighty-eight per cent of would-be lottery jackpot winners in the province say they would travel.
And while Zvonko Kremenjas of Stoney Creek didn’t hit the big one, he’s certainly all smiles.
Kremenjas won $50,000 in the April 28 LOTTO 6/49 draw after buying a ticket at On The Go Convenience on Lockport Way in Stoney Creek.
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