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News · 17 December 2025

Welsh Couple Strike Gold Twice: Mid-Wales Pair Defy 24 Trillion-to-One Odds with Second £1M Lottery Win

Welsh Couple Strike Gold Twice: Mid-Wales Pair Defy 24 Trillion-to-One Odds with Second £1M Lottery Win

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Richard Davies, 49, and Faye Stevenson-Davies, 43, from Brecon have achieved the extraordinary by winning £1 million on the National Lottery for the second time. After their initial EuroMillions Millionaire Maker win in June 2018, the couple matched five main numbers and the bonus ball in November 2025's Lotto draw. Experts calculate the odds of winning both prizes at over 24 trillion to one, making this a truly remarkable feat that the couple attributes to positive thinking and belief.

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