The Dumbest Lottery Winners Of All Time

Playing the lottery is already incredibly stupid. However, of all the stupid lottery winners, there are going to be a few who are extra dumb, including people who won the jackpot and lost everything. From accidentally throwing a 3 million pound lottery ticket in the bin, to spending a $16.2 million dollar prize in under 90 days, these are the absolute dumbest and stupidest lottery winners of all time.

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Also, the idea for this video was inspired by "TheRichest" who posted a video on a similar topic in March 2015 titled "10 Stupid Lottery Winners" You can watch their version here -

[expandedhistory]

If I ever found out I won the lottery, I would legally change my name to Weather Radar so that anyone who tried to Google me couldn't find anything relevant.

Edit: For the people who keep saying I can claim the money from the lottery anonymously, most states around the United States require you to claim it with your legal name, not anonymous.

[Wonder_of_Rizz]

Andrew's story wasn't even stupid, it was just incredibly heartbreaking. It's clear his heart was in the right place.

[bobolulu]

My brother won 2nd division in the Euromillion lottery about 12 years ago. With careful management he put his son through university, purchased a near new car, a new motorbike, paid his house off and had a holiday. With careful investment of the remainder he is now back up to the original winning value.

[aiden]

Remember lads, if you buy a mansion, expect a cost of maintenance of a mansion.

[okbudokkkkk]

To be honest, I feel really awful for the last guy.
It seems to me like all he wanted to do as help people, even if that meant losing all his money in the proccess. Sucks that people took advantage of him. He definetly did not deserve losing all that he lost.

[okdarius]

Let me get this straight. Callie spent 118k pounds on her ex-boyfriends, and only 96k pounds on a house for her mom? That is. WILD to me.

[donutsteelthisname]

>wins lottery twice
>blow it all in casinos
>"winning the lottery isn't always what it's cracked up to be"
>refuses to elaborate
>leaves

[Cornin]

I really feel sorry for Andrew. The fact that he was the only one here who wanted to actually help others yet receive the worst result from it heartbreaking

[Lionstar]

As a Brit who works in a newsagents, I confirm that Callie Rogers succeeded in her quest to get the lottery age raised to 18.

[Regie]

Andrew's story was so depressing. That guy was just giving money away but despite all that, things just kept getting worse and worse for him. The fact that he went back to the store clerk and just literally changed the clerk's whole life on a whim is jaw dropping. This dude was definitely some sort of angel walking on earth.

[lopetap]

Andrew's story is an example of how cruel mother nature can be. Grand daughter passes, daughter passes and divorce. The world can be so cruel to a good soul.

[BrawlerTM]

It's amazing to hear how many of these people blame the money for their stupidity 😅 My heart does go out to Andrew though. Once again, not necessarily the money, just a devastating set of events that life threw at that family.

[IOwnKazakhstan]

Last dudes story was just sad. Imagine you think you're gonna have an amazing life, only to have half your family die and then end up in a divorce.

[zonkodraw]

That last guy really broke my heart. I wonder what's he's up to? I hope he's okay.

[chailatecookies]

Andrew is such a kind hearted man, I wish him nothing but happiness

[tylerdracing]

If you win less than $2 mil then buy a house and put the rest in retirement and keep working as if nothing happened.

[ItzStardustYT]

Winning the lottery twice is still better odds than Dream's speedrun

[joshhale]

Andrew’s story is devastating. He tried to do good and life beat him down. It feels like you’re not allowed to do something without having to expect pain.

[sootsmcsoots]

As a steel worker stuck working in 110 degree weather for 18 an hour I can honestly say money is everything and winning the lottery would make me very happy

[Meetchy]

I'd love to see a video like this on the wisest lottery winners in history. It would be really eye opening to see how they invest their money in the most efficient ways.