New set of teeth on cards for Sydney Powerball winner

A new set of chompers is the first priority for a Sydney man who took out last night's $10 million Powerball win.

The Castle Hill man, aged in his 50s, was the only division one winner in last night's draw, scoring a cool $10.3 million on his 12-game auto pick entry.

"I haven't smiled in 20 years because my teeth are so bad," the man, who wishes to remain anonymous, told a lottery spokesperson this morning.

"The first thing I want to get are some implants. I've spent the night looking at them online."

The man said he first checked his ticket during half-time of the Sydney Swans and GWS Giants game last night and thought he had won $14.60.

"I saw I had a few missed calls, but I thought it was my friend trying to rub it in about the match so didn't answer," he said.

"I looked at my ticket and thought I had won $14.60. But then I realised that was the cost of the ticket.

"I saw how much I had won and I almost fainted."

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He said he didn't get to sleep until 5.30am because he was up all night looking at teeth.

"I'll look like a giraffe when they're done!" the winner laughed.

The new multi-millionaire, who recently lost his job in aged care due to the coronavirus pandemic, said he had other plans for the huge win as well.

"I want to buy my first house as I'm just renting at the moment. An animal charity I support will do well out of this, as will some close friends," he said.

The man purchased his 12-game auto pick online.

The winning numbers were 5, 24, 15, 16, 14, 32 and 6 and the Powerball number was 19.