Winner of R20.5m in Lotto last year is about to lose it all, says Ithuba

The ticket is on the brink of expiring

An Irish platform that offers businesses access to a wide array of funding has taken South Africa by storm since its launch two years ago. It is now the number one business funding platform in the country, based on web traffic. Stock photo.
An Irish platform that offers businesses access to a wide array of funding has taken South Africa by storm since its launch two years ago. It is now the number one business funding platform in the country, based on web traffic. Stock photo. (123RF/ALLAN SWART )

The winner of a R20.5m  Lotto jackpot has just a few days left to come forward and claim the money - or lose it all. 

The winner is yet to come forward to claim the R20,569,105.00 which was won on May 29 2021.

IThuba said in March they made a call  for the winner who played their ticket in Carletonville to come forward - but no-one has turned up.

 

The national lottery operator said the winning ticket is due to expire a year since the draw, therefore on this Sunday May 29.

"We urge players to check their tickets and to approach the Ithuba offices to claim prizes that are over R50,000 as soon as they realise they have won," said Ithuba CEO Charmaine Mabuza.

Ithuba said should the ticket remain unclaimed, the money will go into the national lottery distribution fund (NLDTF) and be used to fund good causes.

The winning ticket was played using the manual selection with a wager of R40 on Lotto draw number 2130.

“Although players have 365 days to claim their jackpot prizes, we encourage them to come forward at their earliest convenience,” said Mabuza.


Would you like to comment on this article?
Sign up (it's quick and free) or sign in now.

Comment icon

Related Articles