OLG reveals where $11M Lotto 649 ticket was purchased in Ontario
The Canadian Press
The OLG has revealed more details about the winning $11-million Lotto 649 ticket sold in Ontario.
According to OLG spokesperson Tony Bitonti, the winning ticket for Saturday's draw was purchased by someone in Prince Edward - Hastings County.
The draw's guaranteed $1-million prize was also won by an Ontario player and was purchased in Scarborough, Bitonti said.
The jackpot for the next Lotto 649 draw on May 4 will be an estimated $5 million.
The Lotto 649 winning numbers for Saturday's draw are 09,11, 14, 16, 20, 43 and 32.
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