Wouldn’t it be nice to learn you were over $400,000 richer? Well, that’s the future reality for an unknown Essendon shopper who scored a division one prize in Saturday’s TattsLotto draw!
The unregistered Essendon ticketholder was one of the ten division one winning entries across Australia in TattsLotto draw 3877 on 15 September 2018, with each winning entry taking home a prize of $408,233.51.
The winning ticket was purchased from Niddrie Central Lotto, Kiosk 2, Niddrie Central Shopping Centre, 383 Keilor Road, Essendon.
Tatts spokesperson Bronnie Spencer said the division-one-winning entry is not registered to a Tatts card, so the identity of the winner is a true mystery.
“If you bought a ticket in Saturday’s TattsLotto, we urge you to check it now! You could be our mystery division one winner!
“If you discover you are holding the division one winning ticket, contact Tatts on 131 868 to begin the process of claiming your prize.”
Niddrie Central Lotto store owner James Sutanto said he was thrilled to have sold another division one winning ticket.
“This is the fourth time one of our customers has won big!” he explained.
“Everyone’s excited. We’ve had lots of people coming into the store asking about the win and checking their tickets, but we haven’t found our winner yet.
“We hope they come forward soon!”
So far this calendar year, Monday & Wednesday TattsLotto and TattsLotto have created 134 millionaires across Australia.
The winning numbers in TattsLotto draw 3877 on Saturday 15 September 2018 were 3, 7, 15, 44, 45 and 1, while the supplementary numbers were 26 and 34.
Across Australia there were ten division one winning entries in TattsLotto draw 3877 – four from Queensland, three from Victoria, two from New South Wales, and one from Western Australia.
The Lott’s division one winning tally has now reached 291 so far this calendar year, including 118 won by Tatts customers.
Last financial year, there were 290 division one winning TattsLotto entries across the Lott’s jurisdictions, which collectively won more than $302.7 million.
