Saturday's Lotto jackpot estimated at £7.3m after no ticket wins top prize
Set of balls 3 and draw machine Lotto2 were used in the first Lotto draw since the National Lottery paused over the weekend to enable the biggest technology upgrade in the game's 31-year history.
In Lotto HotPicks, which uses the same numbers as the Lotto draw, no players matched all five numbers to win the £350,000 top prize.
Two ticket-holders won £13,000 each after matching four of the five numbers.
The winning Thunderball numbers were 19, 02, 27, 03 and 38, and the Thunderball was 11.
No ticket-holders won £500,000 by matching all five numbers plus the Thunderball.
One player matched all five regular numbers, which earned them £5,000.
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