On July 1st, 2016, I wrote about the little town of Burns Lake, BC and how the provincial 50/50 lottery was being won by its residents at over 100 times the rate it should, based on population. In June the town won over $20,000 on 13 individual wins, a staggering amount for a town with 0.05% of the provincial population. Since the previous story, “What’s Going on in Burns Lake?” goes into more detail about the statistics, I will simply give you the facts on how the town made out in the remainder of 2016.
July 5 wins $9861.50
August 3 wins $4552
September 3 wins $4043
October 9 wins $23,179
November 8 wins $39,839.50
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Total, last 184 days of 2016: 33 wins, $89,413.50
Ave win, month: $14,902.25
Ave win amount: $2709.50
Ave won per day, including days with no win: $486
These numbers are slightly skewed by the fact that the largest prize awarded during that six months was won in Burns Lake on Grey Cup Sunday, November 27 – $28,523. In the first six months, their average win was around $1600.
The BC Lottery Corporation prints the picture of all winners over $10,000, so I was excited to see who won the $28 k. A week or so after the win a picture showed up. It shows a young man and woman, and they look very happy. I don’t have any rights over their names or photo, but you can go to bclc.com and see them if you’re curious. I would be interested to know how much of the town’s winning they are responsible for, and how much they spend to make it happen.