New details after trio of WA players bank huge Lotto payday

14-07-2025

West Aussies are being urged to check their tickets after a trio of players from the Sate banked almost $1 million in Saturday's draw.
The three ticketholders are celebrating the massive payday worth more than $919,000 alongside four other division one winners from South Australia and Victoria.
Gold Fortune Lottery Centre in Maddington and Greenwood Village Newsagency have been revealed as the in-store locations where two of the winning tickets were purchased, with the third being sold through Lotterywest Play Online.
Another 12 West Aussies from all over the State scooped more than $12,000 each with division two wins.
The fortunate players snapped up the winning tickets from stores in Morley, Wembley, Bassendean, York, Carnarvon and online.
Lotterywest spokesperson Zoe Wender said players should be quick to check their slips.
'Thanks to this trio of wins, WA now boasts 33 division one Saturday Lotto wins so far this year, with these players sharing in more than $40 million in prizes,' she said.
'We can't wait to meet these winners and welcome them into Lotterywest's winner's room.'
Punters will be able to try their luck at bagging a life-altering sum in the $30 million Megadraw on Saturday July 26.
The winning numbers for draw #4589 on July 12 were 36, 9, 37, 35 23 and 29. The supps were 20 and 31.

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