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Lotto results: Waikato player wins more than $30,000

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24 Jul, 2024 07:56 PM2 mins to read

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In today's headlines with Susie Nordqvist, compensation could run into the billions for abuse in care survivors and small businesses in biggest sales decline since Covid.

A Waikato Lotto player has struck it lucky in last night’s draw.

The player, who bought their ticket online via MyLotto, was one of 10 second division winners, each picking up $33,252.

The other winners were from Auckland, Upper Hutt, Lower Hutt, Wellington, Manawatū and Horowhenua. Second division Powerball was not struck.

Two players from Auckland and Tauranga each won $500,000 in Lotto first division.

The winning tickets were sold at Skyblue Superette in Auckland and on MyLotto to a player from Tauranga.

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Powerball was not struck and has rolled over to Saturday night, where the jackpot will be $26 million.

Strike Four has also rolled over and will be $500,000 on Saturday night.

The winning numbers for Wednesday’s draw no. 2397 were 1 11 18 29 31 38 with Bonus 24 and Powerball 10. Strike was 38 29 1 18.

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Lotto luck also came to Waikato players in Saturday night’s draw with four players winning more than $20,000 including one winning nearly $50,000.

A Taupō player who bought their ticket online via MyLotto won $49,073 with second division Powerball.

Other Waikato winners included MyLotto players from Hamilton and the Waikato region and a player who bought their ticket from Flickers in Tokoroa.

They were among 17 second division winners each winning $22,317.

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Last week three Waikato Lotto players were in the money after Wednesday night’s draw.

The players were among 15 second division winners each taking home $19,374.

The winning Waikato tickets were bought at Pak N Save Thames, Dinsdale Lotto & Stationery and online via MyLotto (Hamilton).

Seven lucky Kiwis shared the top prize in last month’s $50 million Powerball draw.

Each took $7.2 million in the must-be-won draw on June 8.

Other Powerball jackpots won since then include $4.5 million won by a MyLotto player in Waikato on June 12 and $5.5m won on June 19 by a physical ticket bought in Waitara.

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