Her boss might be the biggest loser. But Valerie Wilson is the biggest winner.

The Long Island, N.Y., deli worker, whose boss is a contestant on NBC’s “The Biggest Loser,” became a millionaire last month when she won the New York State Lottery’s Jubilee scratch-off game.

But winning a million bucks is old hat for Wilson. She’s done it twice now.

“The first time I couldn’t believe it,” Wilson said Friday. “This time I said, ‘God’s on my side.'”

Four years after winning the top prize in the a scratch-off game, lightning struck a second time for the 56-year-old grandmother from North Babylon, N.Y. One of the four $10 tickets she bought came up a winner, she said. She’ll receive $50,000 a year for 20 years.

The odds of winning Jubilee’s million-dollar prize is 1 in 705,600. The odds of winning Cool Million were 1 in 5.2 million before the game was discontinued after Wilson won.

That means that before she won the first time, her odds of winning both games, as independent events, were a whopping 3,669,120,000,000 to 1.