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WA Lotto players urged to check their tickets with whopping $3.3 million prize still unclaimed

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WA Lotto players urged to check their tickets with whopping $3.3 million prize still unclaimed

Lotto winner hopefuls in WA are being urged to check their tickets, with one lucky player yet to claim their prize worth millions.

The punter has yet to find out that they’ve won $3,390,781.29 in Saturday Lotto’s $10 million Special Event, with the winning ticket sold by Currambine Lottery Centre in Perth’s north

Owner Premila Devshi said that she hoped the winner was one of her many regulars.

“We are only a small retail centre, so we know all our regular customers,” she said.

“All we know is that they won $3,390,781.29 across multiple divisions, so they must have a System ticket.

“Lots of people have already been in to check their tickets today — but the winner is still a mystery!”

The unknown player is one of three who won Lotto prizes in WA over the weekend.

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