South Australian woman will tell bank to get lost after winning Lotto

A South Australian woman is looking forward to telling her bank to get lost after winning more than $2.5 million in the weekend's Saturday X Lotto draw.

The happy winner, from Salisbury Plains in Adelaide wishes to remain anonymous, but she confirmed she'll tell the bank their finance is no longer needed for their home build.

"It's a bit exciting. It hasn't sunk in yet I don't think," she told an official from The Lott this morning, adding her husband had to check the ticket as she was shocked.

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"It's definitely life-changing.

"We are actually in the process of building a new home and I'm looking forward to telling the bank we no longer need their help.

"We had a pretty tight budget but now I'll be able to upgrade to all the extras and get my dream house."

When asked how she planned to enjoy life as a multi-millionaire, the winner said she was hoping to keep life as normal as possible.

She wants to keep working and will share the win with her family.

We'll still keep working and go about our daily lives but it will be amazing to be able to help our family," she said.

"I want to give some to my parents and sister to help them out."

The regular player also revealed she had been playing the same numbers for several decades.

The South Australian held one of the three division one winning entries nationally in Saturday X Lotto draw 4107, drawn Saturday 28 November 2020. Each entry takes home a division one prize worth $2,579,223.01.