Seven fortunate winners scored life-enhancing prizes from TattsLotto's draw on Saturday across Australia.
One of the winners, a Noble Park man with a baby on the way, admitted that he felt blessed after realizing that he holds one of the winning entries for more than AU$900,000 ($590,000).
On Saturday, July 19, 2025, when TattsLotto's 4591 draw was held, the winning numbers were 7, 42, 36, 17, 15 and 22, while the supplementary numbers were 34 and 9.
Overall, across Australia, there were a total of seven division one winning entries.
Each of the winners is looking forward to a life-altering AU$913,127.93 ($598,300) payday.
TattsLotto is incredibly popular across Australia and in fact, in 2024 alone, the game created 149 millionaires.
Equally as important, in 2024, the division one winning entries from TattsLotto hit 316 and awarded more than AU$400.2m in prizes.
The fortunate winner's entry was purchased at Noble Park News & Tatts located at 21-22 Douglas Street in Noble Park.
Considering that the winner did not register the entry with The Lott Members Club, The Lott had to wait for the lucky person to reach out.
In an interview for an official with the lottery, the winner said that when he told his pregnant wife, they both couldn't believe the win was real.
"I feel like a whole new person. Nothing can ruin my mood! Thank you so much," the winner added.
The lucky Victorian further said: "It’s been a struggle in recent years, but it feels like everything is coming together. This and a baby on the way. I just feel like the luckiest person ever."
Admitting that the win comes as a great blessing, the man confirmed that he anticipates helping others with the unexpected windfall and also plans to donate some to charity.
Finally, the fortunate Noble Park man said that he is really happy, excited and cannot stop smiling.
TattsLotto's draw 4591 on Saturday produced a total of seven division one winning entries.
Besides the lucky Noble Park man, three other entries were purchased in Victoria, while one entry came from Queensland, Tasmania and South Australia.
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