A Toowoomba resident is starting their week $3.3 million richer after winning division one in the weekend’s Saturday Gold Lotto draw – they just might not know it yet.
The elusive winner held one of the six division one winning entries nationally in Saturday Gold Lotto draw 4571, drawn Saturday 10 May 2025. Each entry scored $3,333,333.34.
Although the division one winning entry is registered to The Lott Members Club, officials from The Lott were unable to reach the winner on the details provided to deliver the life-changing news.
The winning entry was purchased at Campbells News & Casket, 244 Ruthven Street, Toowoomba.
The Lott spokesperson Anna Hobdell said she was eagerly waiting to speak with the region’s newest multi-millionaire after repeated failed attempts to contact the winner.
“I was ready to reveal the life-enhancing news to region’s newest division one winner, but sadly whenever I called the number provided, it said it was disconnected,” she said.
“You may not think it’s possible you’re the division one winner we’re searching for, but if you purchased an entry into the recent Gold Lotto draw from Campbells News & Casket that you haven’t checked yet, you’re in with a chance!
“We’re urging all lottery players to check their entries as soon as possible. If you discover you are holding the division one winning ticket, contact the Lott on 131 868 to begin the process of claiming your prize.”
The winning numbers in Saturday Gold Lotto draw 4571 on 10 May 2025 were 1, 35, 18, 25, 45 and 38, while the supplementary numbers were 4 and 16.
Across Australia, there were six division one winning entries in Saturday Gold Lotto draw 4571 – three in New South Wales, two in Victoria and one in Queensland.
The Lott’s division one winning tally has now reached 402 so far in FY25, including 104 won by Golden Casketcustomers.
In 2024, Saturday Gold Lotto created 149 millionaires across Australia.
During this time, there were 316 division one winning Saturday Gold Lotto entries across Australia that collectively won more than $400.2 million.
