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| Apr 5, 2023

Windfall! Record – breaking $542.5 million Super Lotto Jackpot has been won!

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 The largest Super Lotto jackpot in the history of the game has been won! A lucky player has won the historic amount of $542.5 Million, making them an overnight multi-millionaire!

The winning numbers were 05, 19, 22, 23, 33 and Superball 08 which were drawn on Tuesday (April 4).

“We are thrilled to have a winner for this record-breaking jackpot. We look forward to the winner coming forward to claim their winnings and wish them all the best with their newfound fortune.” said Xesus Johnston, Supreme Ventures Gaming CEO.

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The winning Super Lotto jackpot ticket was purchased at the True Friends Emporium, which is located at Osbourne Store in Clarendon.

To begin the process of collecting their jackpot, the winner must present the winning ticket with their signature affixed and valid national ID at the Supreme Ventures Flagship Store located on the Twin Gates Plaza at 25 Constant Spring Road in St Andrew.

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