A Gippsland farmer never considered himself exceptionally lucky but is now reconsidering that position after winning a TattsLotto division one prize for the second time.
The hardworking man held one of the 27 division one winning entries across Australia in TattsLotto’s $20 Million Superdraw, draw 4061 on 20 June 2020. Each entry won a division one prize of $740,740.75.
Confirming his win with an official from the Lott this morning, the winning man recounted how he discovered his win.
“I looked online yesterday morning. These are the numbers we’ve used for the past nine years. It’s incredible!” he shared.
“I did win a division one prize about 30 years ago – it was a lot smaller than this one. I never thought I was that lucky, but I must be very, very lucky.
“This prize will set my family up for the future and help us out so much.”
The man admitted he and his family had been through a rough time recently, with the region also impacted by bushfires earlier this year.
However, with a second division one win under his belt, the winner feels things are looking up.
“I’ve got to go cut some more wood. It’s getting cold,” he explained.
“Then I’ll have a beer to celebrate!”
The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, purchased his winning marked System 7 entry online at thelott.com – Australia’s official lotteries.
In 2019, Monday & Wednesday Lotto and TattsLotto created 203 millionaires across Australia.
The winning numbers in TattsLotto draw 4061 on Saturday 20 June 2020 were 22, 17, 19, 29, 9 and 11, while the supplementary numbers were 14 and 21.
Across Australia, there were 27 division one winning entries in TattsLotto draw 4061 – 10 from Victoria, five each from Queensland and New South Wales, four from Western Australia, and three from South Australia.
The Lott’s division one winning tally has now reached 187 so far this calendar year, including 70 won by Tatts customers.
Between 1 January and 31 December 2019, there were 289 division one winning Saturday Lotto entries across Australia that collectively won more than $333.41 million.
