Lotto: Mount Maunganui player wins over $30k in Lotto Second Division

Powerball was not struck on Saturday evening and has rolled over to Wednesday night, when the jackpot will be $17 million.

A lucky Lotto player who purchased their winning ticket at Mount Maunganui Bayfair Lotto is amongst 10 Lotto Second Division players who each won $32,989 in Saturday night’s live Lotto draw.

It’s nearly a year ago to the day that a Lotto player in Mount Maunganui won $28,589 with Lotto Second Division after purchasing a ticket at Mount Maunganui Bayfair Lotto.

Three lucky Lotto players from Kerikeri, Palmerston North and Timaru will be dreaming big after each winning $333,333 with Lotto First Division in Saturday night’s live Lotto draw.

The winning tickets were sold at Woolworths Kerikeri and on MyLotto to players from Palmerston North and Timaru.

Powerball was not struck on Saturday evening and has rolled over to Wednesday night, when the jackpot will be $17 million.

Meanwhile, a lucky Strike player will also be celebrating after winning $200,000 with Strike Four. The winning Strike ticket was sold at Four Square Cloverlea in Palmerston North.

Ten in money in Second Division

As well as the Mount Maunganui player, another nine lucky Lotto players will be feeling fantastic after each winning $32,989 with Lotto Second Division in Saturday night’s live Lotto draw.

One lucky player also won Powerball Second Division, taking their total winnings to $55,507. The winning Powerball Second Division ticket was sold at Paper Plus Wānaka in Wānaka. The winning Second Division tickets were sold at MyLotto – Far North, MyLotto (x3) – Auckland, Pak’nSave Māngere – Auckland, Bayfair Lotto – Mount Maunganui, Grant Bros – Gisborne, MyLotto – Horowhenua, MyLotto – Wellington and Paper Plus Wānaka (+PB) – Wānaka.

Anyone who bought their ticket from any of the above stores should check their ticket as soon as possible in-store, on MyLotto, or through the MyLotto App.

Lotto New Zealand says it exists to return 100% of its profits to Kiwi communities through lottery grants programmes run by Te Puna Tahua New Zealand Lottery Grants Board.

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