Perth lottery winner yet to claim $200,000 Set for Life prize
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 02:32 · Archive
A Perth resident has won a Set for Life jackpot worth $200,000 upfront plus $20,000 monthly for twenty years but has not yet claimed it.
A Perth resident won a division one Set for Life prize in the October 3 draw but has not yet come forward to claim it. The prize comprises $200,000 upfront plus $20,000 in monthly payments over twenty years. This is the first Set for Life division one win in Western Australia since the game was boosted.
The winning ticket was purchased at Melville Newspower in the southern suburbs shortly before the draw. The winning numbers were 14, 15, 33, 23, 41, 12 and 18, with supplementary numbers 26 and 30. Angela Missackovski, the newsagency owner, said the mystery had sparked excitement in the community, with people checking drawers and gloveboxes.
LotteryWest is urging locals to check their tickets. Spokesperson Nikki Wilson-Smith said the organisation was 'very keen' to unite the winner with their prize. 'A prize like this can completely change the direction of someone's life,' she said. The unclaimed ticket remains the only outstanding division one prize in Western Australia for 2026.

How it is being reported
- Check your tickets! WA’s big Set For Life winner yet to claim mammoth lotto jackpotOne lucky Perth punter has had their life changed forever after nabbing a huge lotto prize earlier this month — and they might not even know yet.The West Australian · 21 Oct, 02:21
- Check your tickets! WA’s big Set For Life winner yet to claim mammoth lotto jackpotOne lucky Perth punter has had their life changed forever after nabbing a huge lotto prize earlier this month — and they might not even know yet.Perth Now · 21 Oct, 02:21
In this story: LotteryWest · Melville Newspower · Angela Missackovski · Nikki Wilson-Smith · Perth · Western Australia
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