Winning $2.5 million Tattslotto ticket bought from Coolalinga Newsagency
A MYSTERY millionaire is walking the streets of Darwin, not knowing they’ve won a $2.5 million jackpot by holding a Tattslotto division one winning entry
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A MYSTERY millionaire is walking the streets of Darwin, not knowing they’ve won a $2.5 million jackpot by holding a Tattslotto division one winning entry.
The ticket, bought from the Coolalinga Newsagency, is the first division 1 prize brought there for a number of years.
Coolalinga Newsagency owner Tanya Syphers said it was great news for her store and for locals.
“It’s pretty exciting! We’re thrilled someone from the area has won,” she said.
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“This is the fifth division one winning entry we’ve sold since we’ve owned the business but it’s been a few years since we’ve sold a major prize.
“We’ve been telling all of our customers to check their tickets and we hope the winner discovers their life-changing news soon.”
given the ticket was unregistered it is not yet known if the winner knows of their loot or is a local or a visitor to the area.
The Lott spokesman Bronwyn Spencer said it was likely the winner has no idea they’ve won yet.
““Imagine how exciting it would be to realise you’ve just won $2.5 million on a Monday morning,” she said.
“Your plans for the rest of the week, month and year would certainly change with those extra digits in your bank account.”
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The eight division one winning ticket holders from across the country each took home $2.5 million from Saturday night’s draw.
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