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Weekday Windfall Wednesday draw no. 4453, Lotto Strike draw no. 5521

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Official Results

Weekday Windfall Wednesday draw no. 4453

Draw Date: Wednesday, 09 October 2024

Drawn Numbers

Winning Numbers (drawn order)
[13] [39] [7] [43] [14] [29] 

Supplementary Numbers (drawn order)
[1] [23] 

Division One Guaranteed Prize Offer (for up to 6 winners) $1,000,000.00

Total Prize Pool (Divisions 2 - 6) $1,452,715.01


Lotto Strike draw no. 5521

Drawn Numbers

Winning Numbers (drawn order)
[13] [39] [7] [43] 

Division One Prize Pool $1,097,431.14

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