A pizza delivery driver is suing his friends who won a $1 million lottery prize believing he deserves a cut of their winnings.
Philip Tsotsos, from Ontario in Canada, is suing for $70,000 and other costs after accusing the group of 'stealing his dreams'.
The group of 16 scooped the Maxmillion prize on a Lotto Max ticket from the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation last summer.




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He says he replied offering to pay the $40 by the Friday, then joked: ulasan bk8 'Just take it out of our winnings when we win.'
The organizer then joked he would charged a high interest rate.
In another exchange with a different member of the group, Tsotsos was told he needed to pay $10 to remain and he replied saying he wanted to continue.
He says he only found out about the win on social media.
The pizza delivery driver said he had only recently left his job at an auto parts delivery company at the time but wanted to remain in the lottery pool with the colleagues.
It was halted due to the pandemic in 2020 but restarted in March 2021.
In his court filing, he states the pool worked on an opt-out system and he could not be disqualified without it having been communicated to him.
The day he found out about the win which was announced in October, he had just bought the group pizzas.
He said: 'I got online and I was just going through social media and what comes up. The same guy that's eating my pizza is holding a million-dollar cheque, and that's how I found out.'
Divided among 16, each member pocketed $62,500, and if he was included, they would have each received $58,000.






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