The luckiest States and suburbs for lottery wins have been revealed as 1000’s of Australians eagerly await the subsequent multimillion-dollar draw.
Six fortunate Australians have pocketed a mixed $93 million from Oz Lotto attracts in 2023 to date.
Victoria is the luckiest of all of the States with two of these wins by its residents.
Victorians have been the luckiest for six years working, with 153 division one wins price $467 million.
NSW, Tasmania, South Australia and Western Australia have additionally had a division one winner every this yr.
New South Wales and the ACT weren’t too far behind with 141 division one wins accumulating $464.8 million in prize cash.
There are additionally some suburbs throughout the nation which might be extra fortunate than others.
Frankston in Melbourne’s south east had 4 division one profitable entries whereas Port Macquarie in northern NSW has three.
In Queensland, Bundaberg and Rural View on the State’s mid coast additionally offered three division one entries.
Adelaideans are additionally fortunate, with three division one entries additionally offered within the South Australian capital.
Oz Lotto’s draw 1525 which is price a whopping $20 million can be introduced on Tuesday after entries shut at 7.30pm AEST.
“Oz Lotto’s $20 million jackpot is now the largest offering of any Australian lottery game. Will we see another Oz Lotto multi-millionaire created this week or will the Oz Lotto jackpot soar higher for next week? Only time will tell,” The Lott spokesperson Matt Hart stated.
“As we head into the winter months, any Oz Lotto division one winner might chase an countless summer time, hearth up the barbecue at their new home or really feel a heat glow by sharing with household and mates.
“Our recommendation to anybody grabbing an entry is to register your entry to a web-based account or participant card so we will contact you when you win huge.
The earlier draw noticed no division one winner which has led to the massive jackpot which might discover a winner on Tuesday.
Source: www.perthnow.com.au
