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Four Lotto players in Bay of Plenty score $30,746 each

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Second Division winners have won more than $30,000 each in Saturday's Lotto draw. Photo / Michael Bradley

Second Division winners have won more than $30,000 each in Saturday's Lotto draw. Photo / Michael Bradley

Winning more than $30,000 will have three Bay of Plenty Lotto players jumping for joy – or perhaps partying like kings – this holiday weekend.

A Taupō player also won the $30,000 in Lotto’s Second Division draw on Saturday night.

One ticket was sold at Bayfair Lotto in Mount Maunganui and the rest were bought on MyLotto in Tauranga, Rotorua and Taupō.

The four winners will each get $30,746.

Lotto New Zealand advised anyone who bought their tickets from Bayfair Lotto or MyLotto to check it as soon as possible.

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Other winners in the Second Division draw were from Auckland, Hamilton, Pātea, Feilding and Wellington.

Meanwhile, two Aucklanders won $500,000 each in the First Division draw.

The winning tickets were sold at Woolworths Manukau and Pak‘nSave Manukau in Auckland.

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The $10 million Lotto Powerball jackpot was not struck and will roll over to $12m for Wednesday’s draw.

A Strike player in Dannevirke will also be celebrating after bringing in $400,000 with Strike Four, with the winning ticket bought at New World Dannevirke.

The wins come after a Porirua grandmother won a life-changing $17.2m in Lotto Powerball earlier this week.

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