Eight lucky punters matched all six winning numbers in tonight’s massive Saturday Lotto Megadraw 4481, sharing the $30 million Division One prize pool.
The winning numbers were 30, 24, 44, 21, 45, and 10, with supplementary numbers 31 and 28. The Division One prize pool of $30 million was shared by the eight winners, each bagging $3.75 million. The draw featured a substantial total prize pool of over $57 million, making it one of the most eagerly awaited events on the lottery calendar.
According to the preliminary division calculations, four of the winning entries were sold in Queensland, two in Victoria, one each in NSW and SA.
The excitement didn’t end there with the top winners. This special event saw another $27 million won in smaller prizes across lower divisions as well.
Congratulations to all the winners, particularly 8 newly minted multi-millionaires.
Here’s a detailed breakdown of the winning numbers, total prize pool distribution, and the number of winners across all divisions:
- Division 1: 8 winners each took home $3.75 million, totaling $30 million.
- Division 2: 135 winners each took home $10,712.05, totaling $1,446,126.75.
- Division 3: 2,210 winners received $990.40 each, amounting to $2,188,784.00.
- Division 4: 117,289 punters won $27.65 each, sharing a prize pool of $3,243,040.85.
- Division 5: 293,907 winners were awarded $17.30 each, totaling $5,084,591.10.
- Division 6: 1,699,200 winners received $9.05 each, resulting in a total of $15,377,760.00.
The high level details of this draw:
Drawn: Saturday, June 29, 2024 (Megadraw)
Winning Numbers (drawn order): 30, 24, 44, 21, 45, 10
Supplementary Numbers (drawn order): 31, 28
Division One Prize Pool: $30,000,000.00 (shared by 8 winners – $3,750,000.00 each)
Total Prize Pool: $57,359,114.54
The Saturday Lotto regularly hosts several special draw events throughout the year, including the Superdraw, which replaces the regular $5 million draw about six times a year with a boosted Division 1 prize pool of $20 million or more. However, the Megadraw stands out as the most sought-after annual event with a starting Division 1 prize pool of $30 million or more.