People's Postcode Lottery: Mildenhall mum wins £30,000

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Lotto is back for the Saturday night draw, and tonight you could become £3.8 million richer if you play. For only £2 per go, it’s a price worth paying to make all your dreams come true. Could you be the next Lotto millionaire? Read on to find out.

How do I play Lotto?

Playing Lotto is very simple and costs a mere £2 per go – all you need to do is choose six numbers in the range of one to 59.

Or, if you’re feeling like putting a win into the hands of fate, you can opt for randomly selected numbers with a Lucky Dip.

You can play up to seven lines on each slip – and you can buy up to ten slips per transaction.

Playing online via the website or app means that your ticket is checked automatically, and you get an email notification if you win a prize.

You can also scan your retail tickets on the National Lottery App to check if you have got your hands on a prize.

Tickets are available to buy every day of the week from 6am to 11pm, including draw days – Saturday and Wednesday – until 7.30pm.

You can buy lottery tickets online, via the National Lottery app, or at any local newsagents, such as an off-licence or a supermarket.

It is also possible to set up a continuous Direct Debit to play Lotto in advance.

If no one wins tonight, the jackpot will roll over to Wednesday’s draw.

What are tonight’s winning numbers?

Tonight’s winning numbers will be announced at 7.45pm this evening.

Check back later when Express.co.uk will update this page.

What could I win with Lotto?

Tonight’s jackpot is a healthy £3.8 million – but there are other ways you can win if you don’t match all the numbers.

Five main numbers and bonus ball: £1 million
Five main numbers: £1,750
Four main numbers: £140
Three main numbers: £20
Two main numbers: Free lucky dip

What happens if I win?

The app will then confirm whether they have a prize to claim.

Those who buy a ticket online via the app will receive an email informing them of their success.

Anyone who enters will have a limited time to claim their prize, however.

The National Lottery gives people a window of 180 days to come forward, starting the day after the draw.

People will receive smaller prizes straight into their bank account but have to use National Lottery terminals to accept amounts between £500 and £50,000.

Anyone who wins over £30,000 must call the claim line for a cheque, and prizes of £50,000 require an in-person visit.

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