Yes, my thoughts exactly! And if you had
10 million in the bank those days when you just lose wouldn't hurt so much.
There is a hidden danger though, it is possible to get carried away with such wealth, and forget that every time you blow 10K, your total wealth goes down by 10K. There have been cases where someone has had such a big win, changed to a more extravagant lifestyle, but treated their win as though it was "infinite", just spending and spending till one day their cards stop working - then it's too late.
Blowing 3 Million in a Vegas Weekend could only be done 3 times on a 10M win (leaving change for a new house & good car perhaps), but when it's gone it stays gone. Such big wins are so unlikely that they will never happen again.
The best plan would be to place part of it beyond rash spending urges in the first few years, until you get used to being so damn rich. Pensions are a good way to lock some away, and whatever else you do with it, you are not going to spend your twilight years as a pauper.
Buying your dream home is a must, and perhaps some dream homes for your nearest and dearest. Trusts can be set up for any children in the extended family, so they don't feel miffed when they grow up to find their "rich aunt/uncle etc" has blown the lot, and now wants "looking after".
If I won such an amount, such as Mega Moolah for example, (being struck by lightning in Vegas being more likely), I would start looking for what I feel could be my dream home. I would take my time, but would put the money somewhere it was hard to use for gambling, leaving a more than generous budget for gambling, which might well include fancy foreign trips to places such as Vegas, or even Australia (see their pub pokies, and I have relatives there). I would probably go business class as a minimum, maybe even first class if it was worth the extra money. I would pile a load into a pension fund so that I would always have something if things went bad (better still, if you go bankrupt, they cannot take your pension fund
)