After snowballing for four consecutive draws, the jackpot prize for the TOTO draw on Thursday (29 June) accumulated to a staggering S$11.6 million.
However, there were still no Group 1 winners for the draw and the jackpot prize was eventually split among 12 Group 2 winners, each of whom brought home in excess of S$1 million.
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Of the 12 winning tickets, five were QuickPick Ordinary entries, which cost just S$1 each.
Leading up to the TOTO draw on Hari Raya Haji (29 June), there had been no Group 1 jackpot winners for three consecutive draws, since 19 June.
As fate would have it, there was once again no Group 1 winner in the most recent draw.
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As such, the Group 1 prize was left to snowball to a staggering S$11,653,654.
According to the TOTO rules, the Group 1 prize pool will be split among the Group 2 winners if there were no jackpot winners for four consecutive draws.
As such, the Group 1 jackpot — combined with the Group 2 prize pool — was split among 12 Group 2 winners, each of whom brought home $1,074,777.
Of the 12 Group 2 winners, five comprised QuickPick Ordinary entries, which costs just S$1.
There were also three System 8 and two System 7 winning entries.
The remaining two were System 12 entries, one of which costs the punter S$924.
As for huat outlets, two of the Group 2 winners had bought their tickets from shops along Whampoa Drive:
A punter also bought their ticket for a unit of the System 12 entry from the popular Delisia Agency in Fu Lu Shou complex.
Source: Singapore Pools
The winning numbers and list of huat outlets can be found on the Singapore Pools’ website here.
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