A happy Punter could take home a record-breaking Lotto traep with $ 100 million for picking up in the largest prize pool in more than a decade.
A third of the Australian adults are expected to buy a ticket for the Bumper OZ Lotto draw before the sale ends on Tuesday.
The Jackpot is the largest for the lottery since 2012, when the prize was divided between four division of one-winning entries.
However, if the full prize goes to one person – the chance of which is more than a million for one – they would become the richest winner of OZ Lotto.
Khat Mcintyre, from the lottery provider De Lott, said that the one who won the prize would receive a phone call that they would remember for the rest of their lives.
“Reactions that we often hear when breaking life -changing news, include screaming of excitement, cries of joy or outbursts of laughter,” she said. Sixteen Lotto winners raised more than $ 323 million in the past financial year.
An Adelaide man became the largest individual lottery winner of Australia ever in May, when he made a Powerball prize of $ 150 million claim.
It was the third largest lottery prize in Australian history, behind a Powerball victory of $ 200 million shared between two people in February and a jackpot of $ 160 million in 2022 divided into three ticket holders.
A happy Punter could take home a record-breaking Lotto traep with $ 100 million for picking up in the largest prize pool in more than a decade.
The spokesperson for Lott, Matt Hart, explained that although the numbers were randomly selected, some have been drawn with more frequency than others.
“The often drawn include 47, 21, 28 and 33,” said Mr. Hart.
However, he added that Aussies should not have the 'cold' figures discount, including 34, 26, 45 and 43, despite being the least often drawn.
“This can be their night to shine. They are the underdogs. You never know, they can get a lot at the top tonight and deliver that prize to someone who is there. '
Gambler's Help gives the chance to take the First-Division OZ Lotto prize by getting all seven songs correctly, less than one in 62 million.
That is comparable to an estimated chance of 1.2 million to be made lightning in a certain year, according to American researchers.
