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 Two Keysborough shoppers are more than $200,000 richer following a division one TattsLotto win.

The syndicate entry was among 10 winners of the top prize in the Saturday 16 June draw.

It also won division three 12 times and division four 15 times, taking the prize for each syndicate member to $213,435.76.

The winners bought their ticket from Lucky Corner Lotto in Keysborough.

Owner Martin Najdek said he was thrilled to have sold another division one-winning entry.

“It’s fantastic, I can’t stop smiling,” he said.

“We sold a $5 million Oz Lotto winning entry in 2016 and another TattsLotto winning entry in 2012, so selling three division one-winning entries in five years is pretty good.

“This store syndicate has only been running for about five or six weeks with our regular customers so it is great they have had a win already.

“We’ve told a few people we’ve sold a winning entry and we hope we can sell another one soon.”

The six winning numbers were 26, 8, 22, 45, 2 and 12, and the supplementary numbers were 1 and 38.

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