Oz Lotto $5 million jackpot winning numbers: Lottery draw 1389 results

Oz Lotto’s winning numbers have been revealed however anyone hoping for the $5 million jackpot will have to wait another week.

The winning numbers from tonight’s Oz Lotto prize have been drawn.

The winning numbers were 41, 2, 21, 25, 7, 22 and 12 and the supplementary numbers were 1 and 4.

Tonight’s jackpot of $5 million will jump to a whopping $10 million next week after there were no division one winners.

There were, however, four division two winners - each scoring a respectable $38,347.90 each.

And as The Lott recently revealed the country’s luckiest suburbs, it remains to be seen if another millionaire will emerge from one of the top prizewinning hotspots in tonight’s draw 1389.

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The places around Australia that have had the most division one winners include:

Queensland: Cairns, Edge Hill and Earlville sold six division one winning entries totalling more than $46 million

NSW and ACT: Sydney CBD and Kingswood Park/Penrith each sold three division one winning entries totalling more than $5.4 million and $3.6 million respectively

Victoria: Shepparton sold five division one wins totalling more than $3.8 million

Tasmania: Latrobe delivered the Apple Isle’s biggest division one win of $1.66 million

South Australia: Smithfield sold three division one wins totalling more than $2.1 million

Northern Territory: Tennant Creek delivered the Territory’s biggest division one win of $4.8 million

Western Australia: Morley sold four division one wins totalling more than $5.8 million

Not sure if anyone would be super keen on a cruise with the winnings but, each to their own.

But winning numbers aren’t all what they seem as another recent case of mistaken lotteries left a man who thought he had won $238 million in an international lottery competition empty-handed following a dispute over deceptive conduct.

It was the second time the major international gambling provider Lottoland has been challenged after a woman, referred to as Ms B, earlier this year claimed she held a ticket for the $126 million US Powerball prize.

But she had actually entered another jackpot drawn on the same day as the Powerball advertised with a similar logo, known as the THU Jackpot.

Another man, referred to as Mr O, made a similar claim to the Northern Territory Racing Commission, where Lottoland holds its Australian licence.

He argued he selected the correct numbers in another US Powerball jackpot but he had actually entered in the US Power competition drawn at a similar time.

Both the complaints accused the gaming giant of deceptive conduct, saying the games were being advertised with a similar logo which caused confusion.

Lottoland rejected the claims, insisting it hadn’t included “Powerball” in its products since 2016.