Lotto: West Aussie among four division one winners to take home $1.6 million in Saturday's draw
A West Aussie ticketholder has banked a tidy division one win in Saturday's Lotto draw.
The fortunate punter is one of four players who will take home more than $1.6 million after matching six winnings numbers.
Division two dished out a cash boost worth $13,577.95 to 46 players — including 11 West Aussies.
An additional 984 ticketholders from across the nation will pocket a handy sum to the value of $960.85.
The winning numbers for draw #4585 were 39, 41, 44, 32, 21 and 34. The supps were 22 and 16.
Weekend luck comes after a pair of West Aussies scored a share in last Saturday's $20 million draw.
The two players from the west were among nine division one winners to score an eye-watering $2.2m each.
Two tickets sold in WA also won big in the Millionaire Medley game on Friday June 20.
A FIFO worker from the eastern suburbs was revealed as one of the winners after he came forward to collect his $1m prize.
The other lucky duck, a man from north of the river, hit the jackpot after a last-minute decision to ditch his usual numbers to instead purchase a Slikpik ticket.
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