A Laverton woman has shared she was left thanking the universe after her belief in the power of manifestation rang true when she scored a $60,000 Keno prize.
The victorious Victorian scored the Keno Classic 8 Spot jackpot in draw 874, drawn Friday 29 November 2024. She won a total of $60,139.00.
The cheerful woman revealed that while she had set her intentions for a win, she didn’t expect her dream to become a reality so quickly.
“It was a big surprise! Especially coming up to Christmas, it’s perfect!” she cheered.
“Do you want to hear something really funny? I just wrote in my diary the day before winning, ‘Thank you, universe, for my Keno 8 Spot win’. Then it really came true!
“I’m a firm believer in the law of attraction and manifestation and I love affirmations!
“It was awesome seeing all eight numbers pop up on the screen.
“I’ve had a few wins in Keno over the years. It’s like the stars align for me when I play - it’s my thing!”
Armed with her windfall, the overjoyed woman is planning to make this holiday season unforgettable.
“It’s amazing. I’ll be able to spoil everyone for Christmas!” she said.
“And I wouldn’t mind treating myself to a holiday.”
The woman’s winning Keno Classic entry was purchased from Club Laverton, 15 Aviation Road, Laverton.
Club Laverton manager Gus Alimovski said the team was happily sharing the excitement with their major Keno winner.
“What an incredible win for our patron! It’s always great hearing these winning stories and now we have another one to share with our patrons,” he said.
“We’re thrilled for our customer and we hope to see more Keno winners in our venue soon.
“Congratulations to them. We have no doubt they’ll enjoy their prize!”
In FY24, Keno players across the eastern states of mainland Australia celebrated more than 78.5 million wins collectively worth more than $1.16 billion.
During this time, Keno crowned 18 millionaires and multi-millionaires who collectively took home more than $46.7 million.
Victorians enjoyed more than 9.6 million Keno wins totalling more than $139.5 million across the state in FY24.