Lotto: Millionaire Medley makes one lucky West Aussie $1 million richer
The lucky player struck gold in the Millionaire Medley draw and won a cool $1,000,000.
The winning numbers were 28, 20, 32, 31, 8, 10, and the supplementary numbers were 23 and 22.
In division two, a pair of West Aussies won a handy $8,672.60 and 53 more won a less impressive $774.35 in division three.
Wednesday night's success in the state follows on from the success of an Aussie pair of players who won a staggering $15 million each in Tuesday's Oz Lotto draw.
Weekend winnings were also abundant for two Perth players who bought tickets from opposite sides of the Swan river and both took home $1.42 million.
The slips that matched the numbers for Saturday's division one prize were bought from Banksia Grove News and The Lucky Charm in Rockingham.
Lotterywest spokesperson, Zoe Wender, revealed that Saturday Lotto saw the most wins per year.
'Since the start of 2025, WA has celebrated 36 wins thanks to Saturday Lotto, which continues to deliver the most division one wins for WA players each year,' she said.
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