After more than a year of staying hidden, the jackpot hit The goose that lays golden eggs Finally won.
On Sunday, Terrebonne retiree Jack Senecal took home a record $1,527,000, in addition to his winnings accumulated during the episode. This is the largest amount ever donated to this exhibition.
“We have been waiting a long time to hand out this grand prize! It was a beautiful emotional moment in the studio,” said Sébastien Benoit, co-host of the show.
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Jacques Senecal won the grand prize on “La goose aux oeufs d'or” with egg number seven, on February 25, 2024.
Mr. Senecal scored two goals in roulette, allowing him to take home $2,000 in the bonus game Machine à Poule. Opening doors earned him three eggs from the start, allowing him to move directly to the next stage.
Finally, Mr. Senecal continued his adventure with egg number seven.
With his prize, the retiree wants to rent a cabin on Prince Edward Island and take a family trip.
The winning ticket comes from Familiprix Pharmacy located in Terrebonne.
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Jacques Senecal won the grand prize on “La goose aux oeufs d'or” with egg number seven, on February 25, 2024.
Win the jackpot The goose that lays golden eggs It has not been won since October 25, 2022. Since the show's launch in 1993, nearly 9,500 participants have already shared more than $290 million in prizes.
The hen the egg golden It airs Sundays at 5:30pm on TVA.
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