He prefers to be called Jackson. He is incredibly cunning and rich. And he can literally do anything. Even hit the National Lottery jackpot twelve times in a row. It would seem that this is completely unrealistic. And yet he is able to adjust the winning combination of numbers in the lottery machine. All that remains is to select twelve winners - the poor from the very bottom of society, obliged to Jackson for the rest of their lives and ready to do whatever he orders them. And it can’t even occur to him that one of the winners would dare to play his own game against him...