Lottery winners won't dish out share of $1M prize to pizza delivery driver: Lawyer Author of the article: Denette Wilford Publishing date: May 05, 2022 5 days ago 2 minute read 19 Comments . $ 1,000,000.00 Steven T. (Group of 6) of Tecumseh Steven Todesco accepting the $1-million cheque on behalf of a group of 16. (Handout/Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation) PHOTO BY HANDOUT/Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation Article content A pizza delivery worker in Windsor, who is suing his friends over a $1-million lottery win, is getting served. Philip Tsotsos claims his former colleagues owe him a cut of their winnings, even though he no longer works with them and didn't pay to play the week their ticket won. However, the group of 16 winners are looking to have his lawsuit dismissed. sing Mr? The lottery pool, started in 2015, was meant for employees at the auto parts delivery company at which they worked. The group of 16-Steven Todesco, Jessie Reid, Gene Anger, Allan Beharrell, Brian Wilton, Thomas Casterson, Marc-Andre Chartier, Dil Deuja, John Dunn, Christopher Kaake, Dylan Krahn, Laith Joseph, Brett Lajoie, Jari Laasanen, Aurel "Dale" McFadden and David Nantais claim Tsotsos "worked inconsistently as a part-time driver," and his last day was June 4, 2021, according to the statement of defence shared with the Toronto Sun by attorney David Robins. Their winning ticket was in the June 22, 2021 draw-nearly three weeks after his last working day. The last draw Tsotsos took part in was on May 25, 2021. He asked to be included in a few more draws but had to borrow money from co-workers to take part and more often than not, never repaid the loans. Three weeks later, Tsotsos told Reid he was having issues with his girlfriend and "looking at going into rehab." He was not heard from again by anyone at his former workplace for about three months. The following month, the group of 16 won the $1 million prize, each of whom had paid to play