Just two years after the New Jersey Lottery made Freddie Robinson a millionaire, he struck gold again.
In 2017, Robinson hit it big, winning $2 million in a scratch-off game. Robinson recently decided to play another scratch-off game he doesn’t usually buy. It netted him an additional $250,000.
When he became a millionaire, the then-62-year-old kept working as a furniture repair man.
According to NJ.com, Robinson will work a little longer before calling it quits after this most recent win.
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