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Lotto Winner Claims Jackpot After Three Months

Last Updated: Tuesday 3rd July 2018, 11:57

One Lotto player is about to have a Christmas to remember as they have finally come forward and claimed their winnings. Normally when a prize goes on to the unclaimed Lotto prizes list there is a large chance it won’t ever be claimed however that wasn’t the case this week. On the 17th December a Lotto winner finally claimed the jackpot after winning it over three months ago. This ticket holder matched the Lotto numbers drawn back in September but finally claimed their £6.4 million winnings earlier this week.

The identity of this ticket holder isn’t known however what is known is that the winning ticket was purchased in the Anglesey or Gwynedd areas. Lottery officials were appealing for people in this area to check their Lotto tickets to see if they were the £6.4 million jackpot winners and now it seems their searching paid off as the ticket holder has now claimed this prize and will most likely be having a merry Christmas.

Sadly there are plenty of unclaimed Lotto prizes that are set to expire if winners don’t come forward before the prize is added to the Good Causes fund. Therefore it is advised that players check their tickets then check them again because you never know when luck could be on your side. You can check the list of current unclaimed prizes here.

Tonight’s Lotto has an estimated jackpot of £2.2 million on offer to win so if you fancy winning yourself this prize before Christmas Day arrives make sure you have your tickets ready and you could wake up tomorrow morning a millionaire!
 

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