One lucky Western Australian might want to check their Saturday Lotto ticket, as Lotterywest revealed the jackpot prize-winner has yet to come forward to claim their $2.6 million Division 1 win.
WA's winning ticket was purchased from Newburn Newsagency in High Wycombe- the second Division 1 ticket sold in 12 years from the store.
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What happens when you win lotto?
It's a dream for many but only a handful of lucky people will get to experience the process of what happens if you come across those winning numbers.
"I'm so happy I've made one of my customers a multi-millionaire and I just want to congratulate them," newsagent owner Eddy Nitiprecha said.
"The Lotto luck is here to stay and we're going for a third big win!"
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The WA winning ticket was one of eight nationally set to cash in on the $21 million Saturday Lotto Superdraw, which brings the state tally of Division 1 winners to 24 for the year.
A further 190,640 other WA players picked up a Superdraw prize last night, including 19 lucky locals who each pocketed a Division 2 prize worth almost $10,000.
The draw comes after an unemployed man from western Sydney vowed to open a restaurant with his Thursday night winnings, and give 50 per cent of the food away to those in need.
Local Lotto players will have another chance to win big when a $15 million OZ Lotto jackpot goes on offer this Tuesday.