UEFA Lottery
A recent UEFA lottery win has left Jane threatening to sue EuroMillions. The prize money is worth 600 million euros, and it is distributed to the teams based on their results over the last 10 years and historical European titles. Real Madrid is set to receive 36.4 million euros, while Maccabi Haifa will receive 1.13 million euros. The clubs also receive a share of the domestic broadcast rights deal, minus cash to repay the broadcasters for 2019-20 games. The eventual champion will also receive 125 million euros ($124 million) in UEFA prize money.
If you’ve won the UEFA lottery and the match tickets were in black and white, you’re still a lottery winner – or at least you’ll still be in the running for a new pair of thigh-high boots. Yes, you’re still a lottery winner, and that’s something to celebrate – but you might also be wondering if you’re still a lottery winner.
A 17-year-old winner of the EuroMillions has threatened to sue lottery operators after receiving blackmail and threats. Jane Park says she won a lottery when she was 17 and has been the victim of a “twisted fairytale” since the big win. She says that she has been blackmailed and threatened with violence after she won, so she has decided to take legal action.
UEFA Lottery Winner Threatens to Sue
After winning PS1 million in a EuroMillions lottery, Jane Park spent the money on cosmetic surgery and designer handbags. She has now threatened to sue lottery operators Camelot for negligence. She has also campaigned to raise the age limit for winning the lottery to 18.
She has since quit her PS8-an-hour job as an admin temp and has spent thousands of pounds on cosmetic surgery. She also bought season tickets to her favourite football team and a white Range Rover with a custom pink interior. Jane also has plans to sue EuroMillions if she can’t live the lifestyle she wants.
UEFA’s domestic broadcast rights deal with NBC Universal is likely to be worth up to EUR137 million if the Premier League’s top team is able to secure a six-year deal with the rights holder. The deal would include live games on NBC, USA Network, Peacock and Telemundo. NBC, Peacock and Telemundo each get a share of the prize money, which could amount to more than $2 billion over the course of the deal.