The National Lottery is urging players to check their numbers, as their latest jackpot, standing at £3.9million, is yet to be claimed.
One ticket holder matched all six main numbers to win an eye-watering total of £3,967,428.
However, no one was lucky enough to match five numbers and the bonus ball to collect another life-changing prize of £1million.
Similarly, no players took home a possible £500,000 by matching five numbers and a Thunderball. However, two winners nabbed £5,000 for having five numbers.
National Lottery players are being urged to check their numbers
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The winning numbers were 9, 13, 22, 45, 46, 48 and the bonus number was 29.
Andy Carter, senior winners’ adviser at The National Lottery, said: “Brilliant news, one lucky ticket-holder has won tonight’s £3.9million Lotto jackpot.
“Lotto has already created seven brand new millionaires this month.”
Carter urged players to double-check their tickets and call the National Lottery if they’ve matched the numbers to collect the impressive prize.
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The jackpot for Wednesday’s draw now stands at £2million.
Last week, a People’s Postcode Lottery winner nearly missed out on his £76,000 prize after he initially believed the congratulatory emails were a hoax.
Colin, 59, said his cautious nature could have cost him the eye-watering amount, as he ignored messages that had been piling up in his inbox for days.
However, upon returning home from swimming one day, he spotted a camera crew and knew it was the real deal.
The winning numbers were 9, 13, 22, 45, 46, 48 and the bonus number was 29
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He recalled: “I had two emails from Postcode Lottery and thought, ‘No, this is a scam,’ and deleted them.
“I drove back home, as I’d been swimming this morning, and then I saw the Postcode Lottery camera crew.
“It feels fantastic. I’ve just retired so it’s a bonus.”
The 59-year-old and his partner Gwen are among 10 neighbours who scooped part of the £1million winnings through the People’s Postcode Lottery.
Nine neighbours on the Tyne and Wear street won £76,923 each, with two others doubling their prize to £153,846 due to playing with two tickets.