A woman has waved her cash around in victory after snapping up a division two Powerball prize. She was spotted counting her winning wads of cash at the Rosebery North Newsagency in ‘s inner southern suburbs on Friday. ‘Let me just do this property,’ she told a Sunrise crew as she flicked through her wads of cash before waving the prizemoney in the air. ‘Look at that, winning, winning, winning, winning.’She had won more than $800 as part of a 61-person syndicate sharing $50,000 in prizemoney. Meanwhile, just but one of the winners is still unaware they are a multi-millionaire.The winning numbers for Draw 1420 on Thursday night are 13, 7, 18, 1, 23, 25, 33 and the Powerball is 7. One of the tickets was purchased by a 10-member syndicate from Rosebery North Newsagency in Sydney. But the Lott have still been unable to contact the second winning ticket holder who did not leave complete contact details when purchasing the entry online.  ‘Look at that, winning, winning, winning, winning,’ one of the division two winners (pictured) said  She was caught on camera waving her cash about after taking part in a 61-person syndicate sharing $50,000 in prizemoneySpokesperson Anna Hobdell said the second winner likely had no clue they were sitting on a goldmine.’Imagine going to bed tonight not knowing you’ve just won $50 million? That’s the reality for one Victorian player after scoring a slice of the division one prize in tonight’s Powerball draw!’ she said.’That is why we are encouraging everyone in Victoria to check their entries because they may be the multi-millionaire we are searching for! One member of the 10-person syndicate claiming the other $50million share said he was watching sport when he got the call.’Are you serious?

I’ve won $5 million? I’m in shock. You’ve changed my life,’ he said.’I’m watching football as we speak, and I had no idea who was calling.’ Anna Hobdell from the Lott said queues had formed at outlets across the country on Thursday as punters rushed to grab a last-minute ticket before the draw closed at 7:30pm She was spotted counting her winning wads of cash at the Rosebery North Newsagency (pictured) in Sydney’s inner southern suburbs on FridayAnother of the lucky 10-person team said their wife burst into tears.’It’s unbelievable!

My wife is crying.”I don’t have a mortgage anymore and my retirement will be much easier.’There were also 49 Division Two winners who come away with a tidy $40,880 each.This week’s Draw 1420 is the equal-biggest jackpot by any Australian lottery game this year and comes after five draws without a Division One winnerMs Hobdell said queues had formed at outlets across the country as punters rushed to grab a last-minute ticket before the draw closed at 7:30pm.

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