A West Australian player was the sole Division 1 winner in Australian Powerball draw 1484, according to a PerthNow report published on 24 October 2024. The report’s headline put the prize at $30 million. This was a past Thursday draw, not a current result.
What happened in Powerball draw 1484?
PerthNow reported that one player from Western Australia matched all seven main numbers and the Powerball in draw 1484. The report did not name the winner or say where the ticket was purchased, so neither the person’s identity nor the retailer can be confirmed from the report. PerthNow’s report, published 24 October 2024, listed the winning numbers as 33, 5, 8, 22, 14, 9 and 1, with Powerball 2.
The headline identifies the prize as $30 million. The accessible body of the report confirms the Division 1 win but does not separately repeat the amount, so the figure is attributable to the headline.
What were the winning numbers?
As listed by PerthNow for draw 1484, the seven main numbers were 33, 5, 8, 22, 14, 9 and 1; the separate Powerball number was 2. The order shown is the order in the report, not an indication that number order determines a match.
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How does a Powerball Division 1 win work?
Under The Lott’s current Powerball game guide, a standard game draws seven main numbers from 35 and one separate Powerball from 20. Division 1 requires matching all seven main numbers and the Powerball. The game has nine prize divisions, and lower divisions can be won with fewer matches. These are the current guide’s game details; they explain the format, not an independently verified archive of draw 1484.
How do winners claim a Powerball prize?
The claim process depends on how the ticket was bought and the jurisdiction where it was purchased. The report does not identify either detail for the draw 1484 winner, so it does not establish which claim route or deadline applied.
Online tickets
The Lott’s claim guide says an online Division 1 prize is paid to the winner’s online account after a two-week provisional period.
Tickets bought in-store
For major prizes on in-store tickets, The Lott says the claim must be made at the relevant head office or by post. The applicable process depends on the state or territory where the ticket was purchased.
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Claim deadlines vary by jurisdiction
The Lott’s published claim-period guide lists seven years in Queensland, six years in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory, 12 months in Victoria and Tasmania, three years in the Northern Territory, and 12 months in South Australia. The cited guide does not state a Western Australia period. Because PerthNow did not say where the winning ticket was purchased, none of these periods can be identified as the deadline for this winner.
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PerthNow reported seven Division 2 winners, including one West Australian, who each received just over $90,000. This figure is the report’s stated amount and applies to those Division 2 prizes, not the Division 1 prize.
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