Perth couple acted on that 'lucky feeling' for $1.4m Lotto win CELEBRATION: Two WA families are $1.4 million richer each after Saturday's Lotto draw, one woman credited a "lucky feeling" for buying a ticket. A PERTH couple who scooped a $1.4 million Division 1 Lotto win said "trusting that lucky feeling" delivered the life-changing prize. The northern suburbs couple collected their $1.4 million win from the weekend's Saturday Lotto Superdraw. The married couple said they had only ever purchased about half a dozen Lotto tickets in the past and that a spur of the moment decision after "feeling lucky," led them to buy their winning ticket for the Superdraw. I was shopping away from my local area at the time and saw the $25 million Lotto poster for the draw. I don't know what came over me but I thought to myself I have to buy a ticket for that. Not something I usually do," the woman said. The couple said their Lotto win had come after a few years of financial stress and that life was now looking up. On their Lotto wish list was paying off outstanding debt and helping to get their children their first home. "A holiday and renovations around the house are planned but the big celebration will not be having a mortgage," the couple said. The couple purchased their winning ticket from Vaucluse Newsagency in South Perth. Not far behind the Perth couple to collect their $1.4 million Lotto prize was a Midland couple who were excited to plan for an early retirement and their dream home following their big win. They said their hearts started pumping faster and faster as they circled the six winning Lotto numbers on their ticket and realised they had cracked a Division 1 Lotto win. "We were excited, shocked and a bit scared at first to be honest but we now realise this will make a big difference to our lives," they said. The Midland couple picked up their winning ticket from Swan View Newsagency. It wasn't just WA's Division 1 winners that celebrated a win following the weekend's Superdraw, over 250,000 other WA players shared in prizes worth more than $4.5 million. Lotterywest also raised almost $5 million to support the WA community from the Superdraw. Funds raised help to support local community groups like the Swan View Youth Centre who benefited from a $58,470 Lotterywest Grant in November to help purchase equipment for the centre.