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Mount Maunganui Lotto punter $23,000 richer with Second Division prize

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8 Jan, 2022 09:20 PMQuick Read

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A Mount Maunganui punter has won $23,178 in Saturday's Lotto draw. Photo / NZME

A Mount Maunganui punter has won $23,178 in Saturday's Lotto draw. Photo / NZME

A Mount Maunganui Lotto punter has won a $23,178 share of Saturday night's second division prize.

The winning ticket was sold at Bayfair Lotto. Ten other players are also each $23,178 richer.

The other winning Second Division tickets were sold at these stores: MyLotto (x2); Auckland; Countdown Papakura; MyLotto, Waikato; Take Note Ohakune; New World Hastings; Aramoho Mags & Lotto, Whanganui; The Paper Trail, Foxton; MyLotto, Wellington; and the Monte Carlo Milkbar in Mosgiel.

Powerball and Strike were not struck and are rolled over to Wednesday night's draw.

The Powerball jackpot increases to $8 million and Lotto First Division is $1 million.

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The Strike Four prize will be $300,000.

• To find out about the draws, claiming prizes and Lotto NZ's response to Covid-19, visit http://www.MyLotto.co.nz/covid-19

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