31 Lotto players win Second Division
12 August
It will be celebrations all round for thirty-one lucky Lotto players after each winning $16,457 with Lotto Second Division in tonight’s live Lotto draw.
One lucky player also won Powerball Second Division, taking their total winnings to $53,218.
The winning Powerball Second Division tickets was sold at Lucky Lotto Shop in Rotorua. The winning Second Division tickets were sold at the following stores:
| Store | Location | ||
| MyLotto | Whangārei | ||
| Mobil Constellation Drive | Auckland | ||
| Cockle Bay Four Square | Auckland | ||
| MyLotto (x7) | Auckland | ||
| Om's Grocery Mart | Auckland | ||
| Countdown St Lukes | Auckland | ||
| New World Mt Roskill | Auckland | ||
| Meadowlands Lotto | Auckland | ||
| Caltex Mangere | Auckland | ||
| Pak N Save Ormiston | Auckland | ||
| MyLotto (x2) | Hamilton | ||
| Four Square Paeroa | Waikato | ||
| Countdown Taupo | Taupō | ||
| Lucky Lotto Shop (+PB) | Rotorua | ||
| MyLotto | Bay of Plenty | ||
| Countdown The Valley | New Plymouth | ||
| Pak n Save New Plymouth | New Plymouth | ||
| Countdown Spotswood | New Plymouth | ||
| New World Broadway | Palmerston North | ||
| Four Square Shannon | Manawatu-Whanganui | ||
| Four Square Kena Kena | Wellington | ||
| MyLotto | Wellington | ||
| New World Blenheim | Marlborough | ||
| MyLotto | Christchurch City |
Anyone who bought their ticket from any of the above stores should check their ticket as soon as possible in-store, on MyLotto, or through the MyLotto App.
With 100% of Lotto NZ’s profits supporting thousands of great causes each year, every time you play one of Lotto NZ’s games, you’re a Kiwi helping other Kiwis.
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