Lotto Powerball is set to reach a record-breaking $55 million jackpot, and it's a must-win draw! But here's where it gets controversial... Will the excitement and anticipation lead to a single, lucky winner, or will the jackpot roll over again? Let's dive into the details and explore the possibilities. The Powerball jackpot has rolled over to Saturday night, and with a prize pool of $55 million, it's the largest offer ever by Lotto NZ. This must-win draw means that if no one wins the first division, the prize pool will roll down to the next highest division with winners. The last three must-win draws of $50 million each were all won by multiple winners, so there's a chance that could happen again. Will history repeat itself, or will one lucky winner claim the entire $55 million? Will Hine, Lotto's head of corporate communications, shared his excitement, stating that the head office and retailers are buzzing. He also noted that the ripple effect of such a win is likely to be felt far and wide in the winners' communities. With stores expected to be busy from mid-afternoon on Saturday, and the last hour before sales close at 7:30 pm being particularly busy online, it's important for anyone wanting to buy a ticket to get in early and avoid the crowds. Meanwhile, a lucky Strike player from Auckland is already celebrating after winning $200,000 with Strike Four in Wednesday's live Lotto draw. The winning ticket was sold on MyLotto. So, will the $55 million jackpot be claimed by a single winner, or will it roll over again? The anticipation is building, and the question remains: who will be the next lucky winner?
