Jennifer Williams and Alton Edwards. Photo courtesy of the OLG.A London couple that didn't have a single winning number on their lottery ticket is still taking home a significant prize.
Jennifer Williams and Alton Edwards won $250,000 in the May 13 Hit or Miss lottery draw.
The OLG's newest lottery game allows players to take the top prize of $250,000 by matching either all or none of the numbers drawn.
Williams and Edwards bought their winning ticket at the Circle K on Salisbury St. There is no word on how the pair plans to spend their windfall.
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