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Big one has to go tonight, and Napier Lotto player already celebrating after $1m win

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14 Aug, 2020 03:51 AMQuick Read

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A Napier Lotto player won First Division on Wednesday. Photo / File

A Napier Lotto player won First Division on Wednesday. Photo / File

The big $50 million Lotto prize has to go on Saturday, and one Napier Lotto player is already celebrating after a $1m win.

The $1m winning ticket from Wednesday night's draw was sold at Napier City Pak'nSave.

Powerball wasn't struck and a $50 million Lotto Powerball jackpot must be won tomorrow night.

If the jackpot is won by one person, it will be largest prize ever won in Lotto New Zealand's history, Marie Winfield, Head of Communications and Corporate Social Responsibility at Lotto NZ, said.

If a single ticket doesn't win Powerball First Division the prize pool rolls down to the next highest division with winners.

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Wednesday's winning numbers were 16, 10, 25, 32, 29 and 34, Bonus ball 40 and Powerball 4.

Last weekend, winning tickets were sold at Tamatea Pak'nSave and Paper Plus Taradale.

They were two of seven players around the country each won $142,857 in Lotto First Division.

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