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If only they'd got Powerball right: Hawke's Bay wins $143k Lotto first division prize

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17 Oct, 2019 12:00 AMQuick Read

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A MyLotto player from Hawke's Bay was one of seven lucky players to win Lotto's First Division taking home $142,857. Photo / File

A MyLotto player from Hawke's Bay was one of seven lucky players to win Lotto's First Division taking home $142,857. Photo / File

They might not have won the big money prize of $38 million but three lucky Hawke's Bay Lotto players still had something to celebrate, one in particular.

A MyLotto player from Hawke's Bay was one of seven lucky players to win Lotto's First Division taking home $142,857.

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Napier players also managed to win big being two of thirty-nine lucky Kiwis who each managed to take home $15,232 with Lotto Second Division.

The winning tickets were sold at Napier City Pak 'n Save and Andrew Spence Pharmacy.

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The big prize was won a little further north with two lucky players from Auckland each winning a $19 million share of Wednesday night's $38 million Powerball jackpot.

Both winning tickets were sold on MyLotto to players from Auckland.

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