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A raffle roll cage holding tickets for a draw at the Fortuna Pistol Club annual dinner, 16 March 2016. Photo: Ellin Beltz, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Adelaide Mystery Player Wins Share Of $1.5 Million Lotto

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Adelaide players have been urged to check their Saturday X Lotto tickets after a $1.5 million division one win, with one winning entry sold in South Australia still unclaimed in the first hours after the draw. According to Glam Adelaide on 26 October 2026, the winning numbers for Saturday X Lotto draw 4723 were 32, 44, 40, 13, 18 and 42, with supplementary numbers 37 and 27. Four division one winners shared the honours nationally, with one winning entry each in South Australia and New South Wales, and two in Western Australia.

A supermarket trip worth $1.5 million

For Adelaide’s newest mystery millionaire, a routine supermarket visit may have turned into the most valuable shopping trip of their life, according to the report — a reminder that division one entries are often bought as casually as groceries, with no sense of what is about to happen. The latest win brings The Lott’s division one tally to 292 across Australia so far in 2026, including 27 winning entries sold through SA Lotteries. Anyone who believes they may hold the winning ticket can check their numbers through The Lott’s official website or at a lottery outlet, and, if they have won, contact The Lott on 131 868 to begin claiming the prize.

Check your ticket — and gamble responsibly

The message from lottery officials is always the same after a mystery win: check your ticket, check it again, and do not throw anything away until you are sure. Unclaimed division one prizes are a regular feature of Australian lottery news, and the winner in this case may not yet know that a routine Saturday purchase has changed their finances completely. The report closes with the standard reminder to gamble responsibly — a necessary note alongside any lottery celebration. For one Adelaide player, though, the responsible next step is simple: check those six numbers, and see whether a supermarket visit just became a $1.5 million story.

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