A woman in Zurich had a perfect trip to a casino. She had been sitting at a slot machine for less than 10 minutes and had only spent 5 francs when she hit the jackpot.
She’ll be taking home more than CHF 7m.
She wants to remains anonymous – but is described as retired.
The prize money is set as a part of a national network and is the largest casino jackpot in Europe.
The woman will receive her prize money in full, but may have to pay tax depending on her canton of residence.
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