A LUCKY dad scooped a huge lottery jackpot after making a last-minute decision to buy a scratchcard instead of cigarettes.
Dursun Kocyigit, 49, has already made plans for his windfall after bagging almost £100,000 in Turkey.
Dad-of-two Kocyigit popped into a shop in the city of Tokat to buy a pack of cigarettes, but with the last £1.45 he had in his pocket he picked up a scrachcard instead.
To his is shocked, he uncovered a whopping £96,200 (2million TRY) jackpot and asked the worker to confirm his win.
After realising there was no mistake, Kocyigit celebrated and started planning what to splash his cash on.
He said: “I had £1.45 (30 TRY) in my pocket. I said, ‘I’ll buy one with these 30 and try my luck. I’m excited’.
“I immediately ran to the buffet clerk. We both couldn’t believe it.”
The chuffed dad said that he plans to use the money to start a business.
He said: “I will start a business for my son, buy him a car and pay for his wedding. I will do my duty as a father.”
It comes after a struggling mum bagged £23million on the lottery after making an eerie prediction just hours earlier.
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