It’s shaping up to be a bumper week with $80 million in Division One prizes up for grabs over three big Lotto draws.
Kicking off tomorrow night, the Powerball jackpot has climbed to a sweet $40 million after no one across the nation took out last week’s winning numbers.
All eyes will then turn to Saturday’s $20 million Superdraw to see if a WA ticket holder can make it four out of four Superdraw wins for the state this year.
And if that’s not enough excitement, next Tuesday’s OZ Lotto game has jackpotted to $20 million following last night’s draw.
Lotterywest spokesperson Lisa Williams said close to 1.2 million tickets were expected to be purchased across the state for these three draws.
“The bigger the jackpots get, the more excitement they generate so we advise players to get their tickets early,” she said.
“The busiest time for sales is between 4pm and 5pm on week-days and between 11-12pm on Saturdays on jackpot days.”
WA has already seen 37 Division One wins this year.
In February, a syndicate from Kalgoorlie collected a $63 million share of the Powerball jackpot, the largest win for our state this year. This followed a $25 million OZ Lotto win for an online player in January.
West Aussies have scored three out of three Saturday Lotto Superdraws in 2022 with ticket holders taking home over $5.5 million in Division One prizes.
Powerball, OZ Lotto and Superdraw sales during these runs are estimated to contribute nearly $12.5 million back to the Western Australian community through Lotterywest’s grants program.
Not only will thousands of West Aussies take home prizes in these draws, thanks to those players, the WA community will also benefit.
Tickets are available until 6pm draw day from Lotterywest in-store, online or via the app.
Players are encouraged to play responsibly and spend only what they can afford.
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