Gold Lotto Draw no. 4305 results for Wednesday, 19 July 2023

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Mon & Wed Lotto draw no.

4305

Draw Date:

Wednesday, 19 July 2023

Drawn Numbers

Winning Numbers	35	19	43	15	20	18
(drawn order)

Supplementary Numbers	45	28
(drawn order)

Dividends

	Dividend	Total Winners	Total Prizes Payable

Division 1	$0.00	0	$0.00
Division 2	$5,897.85	11	$64,876.35
Division 3	$583.75	172	$100,405.00
Division 4	$28.75	9,938	$285,717.50
Division 5	$16.25	25,023	$406,623.75
Division 6	$14.20	48,342	$686,456.40

		83,486	$1,544,079.00

Bloc Winners Summary

	VIC/TAS	QLD	NSW/ACT	WA	SA	NT
Division 1	0	0	0	0	0	0
Division 2	1	3	3	1	3	0
Division 3	29	34	66	32	8	3
Division 4	2,026	2,094	3,520	1,552	664	82
Division 5	5,387	5,490	8,337	3,946	1,676	187
Division 6	10,334	11,286	15,029	7,525	3,829	339

	17,777	18,907	26,955	13,056	6,180	611

Division 1: $1,000,000.00 Guaranteed for up to 4 Winners

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