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The text is a transcript of a video that talks about the smartest lottery winners of all time. It gives examples of people who used their winnings wisely, such as investing in property, business, or charity, or pursuing their dreams. It also gives tips on how to increase the chances of winning, how to avoid the pitfalls of fame and fortune, and how to protect one's privacy and identity. The text ends with a question for the viewers and an invitation to subscribe to the channel.
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1. Emma Wildin won a million pounds in the Vegan Rush lottery card and invested most of it in property with the help of her husband, a financial advisor.
2. David and Maureen Smith won a $528.8 million Powerball jackpot and chose to take a lump sum of $327.8 million. They kept their old house, boat and car and donated to local charities.
3. Yancy Hicks won $1 million in 2008 and used it to buy a software franchise, fulfilling his dream of being his own boss.
4. Ryan and Mariluz Hoyle won a $202 million Powerball jackpot and used it to build a grocery store, pay the mortgage of their church and donate to their high school.
5. Brad Duke won $220 million in 2005 and invested it in fitness businesses, real estate and stocks, aiming to reach a billion dollars in 15 years.
6. Richard Lustig won the lottery seven times using some questionable methods, but made more money by selling books, software and media appearances about his techniques.
7. James Harvey and a group of MIT students used statistics-based methods to win $3.5 million in the Cash WinFall lottery game over four years.
8. Joan Ginther won over $20 million in four separate lotteries using her statistical knowledge and buying large quantities of tickets.
9. John and Lisa Robinson won over $500 million in 2016 but lost their privacy after announcing their win on national news. They learned to be more selective about their advisors and moved to a $6.2 million home.
10. Sue Herdman won £1.2 million in 2005 and used it to become a pig farmer, living her lifelong dream.
11. Lottery winners in Jamaica wear masks to hide their identities from the public and avoid harassment, scams and violence.
12. Jason Frye won $14 million in the Florida lottery when he was 30 years old and used it to expand his existing fitness businesses and buy several Batteries Plus franchise stores.