More than 20 Tasmanians have taken home hundreds of thousands of dollars in last nights lotto
Twenty four Tasmanians are waking up hundreds of thousands of dollars richer this morning after last night’s $20m Oz Lotto draw. Are you one of them?
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More than $10 million dollars has been won by lucky Tasmanians across the state in last night’s $20 million Oz Lotto draw.
Lottery officials are urging players to check their tickets as soon as possible and believe that some of the members of the public may have yet to realise their good fortune.
The winning syndicate, sold at Strahan Supermarket & Newsagency, held one of the two division one winning entries in the draw.
Each syndicate member scored a total prize of $424,134.99.
The Lott spokesperson Anna Hobdell congratulated the syndicate winners and encouraged all players who purchased an Oz Lotto syndicate entry from Strahan Supermarket & Newsagency to check their tickets.
“Some of these division one winning syndicate members have already begun celebrating their good fortune knowing their bank account is about to be boosted with $424,000,” she said.
“While we’ll be reaching out to those winners who registered their entry to a player card, there are some unregistered syndicate members who may have yet to discover their good news.
“If you purchased a share into a syndicate from Strahan Supermarket & Newsagency for last night’s Oz Lotto draw, check it today!
In addition to winning division one, the syndicate’s System 11 QuickPick entry also scored division two 7 times, division three 21 times, division four 63 times, division five 63 times, division six 140 times, and division seven 40 times – bolstering the group’s total windfall to $10,179,239.30.
The winning numbers in Oz Lotto draw 1512 on Tuesday 7 February 2023 were 14, 20, 22, 18, 7, 43 and 5, while the supplementary numbers were 1, 33 and 2.
If you discover you are holding a winning share lottery officials encourage you to contact The Lott on 131 868 to start the prize claim process.
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