Another man has won the lottery in Australia’s luckiest suburb just two months after an undertaker a few blocks away won Lotto twice in one week.
Bondi, in Sydney’s ritzy eastern suburbs, has produced its second major lottery winner since May, with a 59-year-old renter this time winning $100,000 from a Lucky Lotteries Super Jackpot draw on Monday night.
The latest lottery winner, who wished to remain anonymous, said he would use his prize to put down a deposit on a property so he wouldn’t have to keep renting.
Another man has won the lottery in Australia’s luckiest suburb (Bondi in Sydney’s east pictured) just two months after an undertaker a few blocks away won Lotto twice in one week
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The latest lottery winner, who wished to remain anonymous, said he would use his prize to put down a deposit on a property so he wouldn’t have to keep renting
‘I am almost 60 and I am still renting an apartment,’ he told the Tatts Group today.
‘I have been dying to buy a property so this will help me put a deposit down, finally.
‘I am just so happy I can finally buy something.
‘It is definitely going to help me so much. I finally stand a chance of purchasing something, so that makes me ecstatic.’
With the lottery winner nearing retirement age, he would struggle to get a loan for a Bondi apartment, with prices well above the $1 million mark, unless he moves to another suburb or has plenty of savings.
He won first prize in the Lucky Lotteries Super Jackpot draw 10236, drawn Monday.
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He bought his winning random pick entry from the nearby Bronte Newsagency
‘This is amazing, it is honestly unbelievable,’ he said on Tuesday morning.
‘I am feeling excellent now, I am absolutely speechless.
‘I am just shaking like crazy at the moment, I just can’t stop shaking.’
He bought his winning random pick entry from the nearby Bronte Newsagency.
His prize was confirmed today just three days after another 59-year-old man from Bondi, Carlo Massetti, told the Weekend Sunrise about winning the top Lotto prize twice during one week in May, and taking home $2.5 million.
They were among the five Lotto prizes he had won this year to claim more $3million in prize money.
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His prize was confirmed today just three days after another 59-year-old man from Bondi, Carlo Massetti, told the Weekend Sunrise about winning the top Lotto prize twice in May
‘There’s no skill. I guess someone was looking after me,’ he told the Seven Network.
‘I just go with the systems entry. Tips I can’t give, to be honest. It just comes down to sheer luck.’
The undertaker recently donated $50,000 of his winnings to St Vincents Hospital’s heart and lung unit at Darlinghurst, after his father and two grandparents suffered multiple heart attacks.