Irish Lotto LIVE: Player just one number shy of winning Saturday's €16.5m jackpot as top prize rolls to historic €17m
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Lotto player was one number short of winning last night's €16.5m jackpot. The winning ticket was bought at Carson's Daybreak store in Beaufort village at the foot of Carrantuohill mountain in Co. Kerry. There was no winner of the jackpots so Wednesday's jack pot is estimated to be €17m. The winner should contact the prize claims team on 1800 666 222 or email claims@lottery.ie. They should also keep the ticket in a safe place.
The jackpot for tonight's Lotto draw is estimated at €15.5 million. The current three-month long jackpots roll has been going on since Wednesday 9th June. Since 1988, over 1,700 Lottos have been won by players throughout the country. Experts say the system is among the best around for chances to win the top prize. The Irish lottery system needs to look at its prize structures. It is easier to get a prize on the internet. A cardschat spokesperson said the lottery needs high rewards for those with winning numbers that don't make the jack pot.
Tonight's Lotto jackpot is €15 million. 30 players missed out on a life-altering windfall by matching five numbers. Poker, gaming and chances experts say the prize money for matching 5 numbers should be more than doubled. There is no winner of the € 15 million jack pot. The lucky numbers drawn tonight were 1, 2, 9, 13, 21, 34, and bonus 47. The Lottos Plus 1 draw was worth €1 million and the Plus 2 draw worth€250,000. A couple from Waterford won €16,717,700 in 2010 and a Dublin man won €18,963,441 in 2008.
The jackpot for tonight's Lotto draw is estimated at €15.5 million. The current three-month long jackpots roll has been going on since Wednesday 9th June. Since 1988, over 1,700 Lottos have been won by players in Ireland. Experts say the Irish lottery system is among the best around for chances to win the top prize. The chances of winning the Lettuce are around one in ten million, but it compares favourably with other lotteries across Europe. Online lottery players say it's better than the traditional one. They say that the National Lottery needs to look at its prize structures.
