Four of the winning tickets were sold at supermarkets. Photo / File
Five Kiwis are $200,000 richer after winning Lotto First Division, but no one got tonight's big Powerball prize.
Four of the winning tickets were sold at supermarkets.
The winners bought the tickets from Auckland's Motorway Dairy & Lotto, Pak N Save Thames, Mill St Pak N Save in Hamilton, Countdown
Upper Hutt and Countdown Nelson.
Lotto advised players who bought their ticket from one of the winning stores to write their name on the back and check it immediately at any store, online at MyLotto.co.nz or through the ticket-checker app.
No one won Powerball, so players will be playing for a $5 million jackpot on Wednesday.
Strike Four also rolled over. It will be $300,000 on Wednesday.
Anyone who buys a Triple Dip this month goes in the draw one of the 200 extra prizes, including $1 million cash, nine BMW X1 sDrive vehicles and 190 prizes of $10,000 cash for travel, in Lotto's Christmas promotion.
