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SA man secures ‘life-changing’ Keno win, mystery $20m Hervey Bay winner found

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SA man secures ‘life-changing’ Keno win, mystery $20m Hervey Bay winner found

An Adelaide man has sought financial advice after winning more than $1.2m in a Keno jackpot draw.

The man, from Royal Park in the city’s inner west, said his new fortune would be “life-changing” and described the moment he realised his Keno spot 10 entry was a winner.

“I had just left the venue when I remembered to check my ticket. I had a look online and saw all the numbers.

Coming from a group of “random” numbers, the man said he was thankful for his new $1,244,714.30 prize.

He described the feeling as “surreal” and said he had sought advice for the best way to spend his new winnings.

“It’s completely life-changing. We’ve already seen a financial adviser so we can set ourselves up,” he said.

“Once it all settles and it feels real, we’ll be able to have more of an idea of what we’ll do.”

The ticket was purchased from Seven 22, a local club in Beverley, with club manager Kelli Pearce saying all the chefs came out to celebrate the win with the man.

“It was so exciting! We couldn’t believe it and even all the chefs came out to celebrate,” she said.

“Even the person that sold it thought the win was $12,000, but it was a lot more than that!”

Meanwhile, in Queensland, a Hervey Bay woman shared a $40m Oz Lotto jackpot prize.

The woman checked her ticket on the way to work on Thursday morning and was shocked to discover the value was greater than she originally expected.

“I just came into the store this morning to check my ticket and saw that someone had won, but they didn’t know who because it wasn’t registered,” she said.

“I initially thought they said I’d won $20,000 but then realised there were a few more digits.”

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