Group of factory workers who have used the same Lotto numbers for 12 YEARS win $1.2million jackpot
- Syndicate claimed one of four division one entries in Saturday's X Lotto draw
- Group of Adelaide factory workers have been using same numbers for 12 years
- Syndicate leader told Lotto officials on Monday their windfall will change lives
Patience has finally prevailed for a group of Adelaide factory workers who have used the same Lotto numbers for 12 years.
The 11 workers will share more than $1.2 million after the syndicate claimed one of four division one winning entries in Saturday night's X Lotto draw.
The group also scored a division three win to boost their massive shared windfall to $1,238,977.19, where each member will take home $112,634.29.
The syndicate from Wingfield in Adelaide's north had the 'best meeting ever' on Monday morning.
A factory syndicate from Adelaide spent Monday celebrating their $1.2 million X Lotto win
'This is going to change so many lives. There are a few of us who have been struggling a bit lately,' the syndicate leader told Lotto officials.
'I'd say most of us will be making a big payment towards our mortgages.
'There also might be a few holidays in there as well.'
The long running syndicate who have been using the same numbers for 12 years chose a few numbers before letting the terminal choose the rest.
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There were four division one winners in Saturday night's X Lotto draw (stock image)
The winning ticket was bought at OTR Peterhead.
The winning numbers from Saturday night X Lotto draw 4053 were 30, 45, 1, 21, 32 and 25, while the supplementary numbers were 31 and 39.
There were two other division one winners from Victoria and one from Queensland.
Drawn three times a week, X Lotto created 203 millionaires across Australia last year.
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