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Lotto ticket bought from Bay of Plenty petrol station wins big

Rotorua Daily Post
17 Jan, 2021 06:06 PMQuick Read

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A Lotto ticket bought in Edgecumbe is a winner. Photo / File

A Lotto ticket bought in Edgecumbe is a winner. Photo / File

A Lotto ticket sold in Edgecumbe has earned its owner $333,333, while two second division winners have won more than $26,000.

A total of three Lotto tickets won first division in Saturday night's draw.

The tickets were sold at Gull Edgecumbe, Pak n' Save Moorhouse in Christchurch and on MyLotto to a player from Auckland.

Powerball was not won and will become a $400,000 prize on Wednesday.

However, two winners from the Bay of Plenty - one from Rotorua and one from Tauranga - have won a share of Lotto's second division, each winning $26,782.

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The tickets were bought from Greerton Lotto in Tauranga and Dianne Superette in Rotorua.

Anyone who thinks they may have won should write their name on the back of their ticket and check it at any Lotto NZ outlet, online or through the Lotto app.

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