Manchester player wins $63m Lotto jackpot
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February 18, 2023

Manchester player wins $63m Lotto jackpot

A player from Manchester won the $63 million Lotto jackpot on Wednesday, gaming company Supreme Ventures announced.

The winning numbers 02, 11, 13, 14, 15 and 28, drawn on Wednesday, February 15 were purchased at Flat’s Food Mart in Brumalia, Manchester.

“At Supreme Ventures, we love helping people turn their dreams into reality! With a jackpot win this early in the year, one lucky customer can take their New Year goals to the next level, and we’re always excited by that,” said Xesus Johnston, CEO of Supreme Ventures Gaming Limited.

To begin the process of collecting the jackpot, the winner must present the winning ticket with their signature affixed and valid national ID at the Supreme Ventures Flagship Store at Twin Gates Plaza on Constant Spring Road in St Andrew.

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