CHECK YOUR SLIPS! WA ticketholder nets slice of $30m jackpot
One West Aussie’s life will never be the same after scooping a multi-million-dollar windfall in Tuesday’s $30 million Oz Lotto draw.
The fortunate Sandgroper and a New South Wales ticketholder will take home half of the division one prize and line their pockets with an enviable $15 million each.
Lotterywest revealed on Tuesday night the ticket was purchased through Play Online.
Good fortune rolled on for WA players in division two, with five players from the State netting a cool $18,429.45.
Division three produced 262 winners nationwide who will each be receiving a bank balance top-up worth a tidy $1,995.15.
The winning numbers for draw #1660 were 21, 15, 3, 6, 9, 33 and 19. The supps were 31, 14 and 7.
Lotterywest spokesperson Jake Battrick said the division one win marks the second time a WA player has set off the Oz Lotto jackpot this year.
The owner of September’s $7.5 million OZ Lotto Division One winning ticket saw a WA player win a life-changing prize from a $26.20 Slikpik 18 ticket,” he said.
“We are overjoyed to be celebrating yet another OZ Lotto Division One win in WA and we can’t wait to meet the owner of this $15 million prize.”
Tuesday night’s win comes hot on the heels of a Millionaire Medley win in Perth’ southern suburbs.
The lucky punter, who purchased the winning ticket from The Lucky Charm Bull Creek, snared a $2 million windfall in the game’s doubled jackpot edition on Wednesday.
The Lucky Charm Bull Creek owner Onna Lawton said she had decked out the kiosk to celebrate the store’s first jackpot win since she has been at the helm.
“It’s so exciting and I’m very happy, we’ve already put balloons and signs up all over the store to celebrate,” she said.
“It’s amazing to know that someone has won a $2 million prize thanks to a ticket sold here, hopefully this is the first of many.
“We’ve had the store since 2019, and this is our first division one winning ticket so it’s been a long time coming.”
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