Oz Lotto draw 1512 and Saturday Lotto superdraw 4337: Get the winning numbers for two $20m jackpots here

Who needs Powerball? Two lotto draws this week each carry a $20m division one jackpot – get the winning numbers for Saturday Lotto here tonight.

Two more huge lotto prizes are up for grabs this week with $20m jackpots in both Oz Lotto and the Saturday Lotto superdraw.

Because the odds of winning Saturday Lotto and Oz Lotto are much higher than Powerball, history suggests the draws are likely to produce several instant millionaires.

Saturday Lotto draw 4337 winning numbers:
4, 7, 19, 20, 21, 22 | Supps: 16, 17

On Tuesday, two Oz Lotto division one winners each took home $10m.

Oz Lotto draw 1512 winning numbers:
5, 7, 14, 18, 20, 22, 43 | Supps: 1, 2, 33

South Aussies are on a hot streak in the lotto. In the first month of 2023, four division one winners from SA took home a combined $23.87m in prize money.

So far this year, a Gawler shopper won $929,000 on Saturday Lotto on December 21, while the week prior a Goolwa couple won $1.9m and at the start of January an OzLotto player from Findon won $20m.

But there’s a reason the Oz Lotto division one prize has rolled over for the past three draws.

You need to get seven balls correct out of 47 to win. That means the odds of winning are 1 in 62,891,499 – compared to 1 in 8,145,060 for Saturday Lotto where you only need to pick six balls.

At least Oz Lotto still has much better odds than Powerball, where your chance of winning is a mere 1 in 134,490,400.

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It’s long odds to win but this list of Australia’s 10 biggest lotto winners of all time shows that sometimes incredible good fortune does strike.

In 2019, a Sydney nurse became Australia’s current individual lottery record-holder when she won $107,575,649.

If you’re a superstitious punter, here are Adelaide’s luckiest lottery ticket sellers over the past few years.

And here’s a quirky lotto fact – statistically the most likely division one winner, based on last year’s results, is a middle-aged male with a first name that starts with S. All you Simons, Stuarts and Seans, this is your time!