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Deer Park bought TattsLotto ticket a division one winner

A mystery TattsLotto winner who purchased their ticket in Deer Park is yet to come forward to claim their $250,000 winnings.
TattsLotto has urged the holder of a ticket for Saturday’s draw, 3731, who chose the winning six numbers 30, 13, 11, 18, 24 and 24, to come forward and claim their prize money.
The ticket was purchased from Brimbank Central Lotto in Brimbank Central, Deer Park.
TattsLotto spokeswoman Elissa Lewis said the division one winning ticket had not been registered to a Tatts Card so officials had no clues or contact details for one of the state’s newest division one winners.
“Somewhere out there is our mystery winner who could have forgotten to check their Tatts Lotto ticket,” she said.
“We’re putting the call out to help track down our mystery winner and share the happy news with them.
There were five division one winning entries in Victoria, four in Queensland, three in New South Wales and one each in South Australia, Northern Territory and Western Australia.
The winning ticket holder is urged to call TattsLotto as soon as possible on 131 868.

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