A pizza twirler from Greece by way of Long Island got the birthday wish of his dreams—a $1 million winning lottery ticket.

Dimitrios Hatzisotiriou treated himself to some scratch-off tickets on his 73rd birthday while he was waiting, ironically, for the bank to open.

“I was on my way to the bank to pay some bills, but it was closed,” Hatzisotiriou said. “I went to my friend’s liquor store a few storefronts down and played some tickets while I waited for the bank to open.”

Little did he know, he was a few scratch-offs away from becoming a millionaire.

After losing $25 and winning $50, Hatzisotiriou decided to buy one last $10 ticket with the winnings—opting for the “Holiday Millionaire” scratch-off.

“I scratched off the numbers and saw the matching 36s and just started jumping up and down around the store. What a feeling!” the Lake Grove resident said.

This isn’t the first time Hatzisotiriou struck big with the lotto—he won a $56,000 “Take 5” prize a few years ago and used the money to buy a new car.

But this time, he plans to fly to Greece to visit his 95-year-old mother he hasn’t seen in 20 years.

The $1 million prize on the “Holiday Millionaire” ticket is paid out as a one-time lump sum payment, according to the New York Gaming Commission.

Hatzisotiriou will walk away with $661,800 after required withholdings.

A couple from Glen Cove will also be joining the list of Long Island’s newest millionaires after they scored big on a “Wild Bonanza Multiplier” scratch off ticket.

Michelle Nuzzi has always been a loyal lotto player and was cashing in a $150 winning “Take 5” drawing when she scored the golden ticket.

“I bought several tickets, including scratch-offs and went home to do some housework,” Nuzzi said. “I finished my work and then had a seat at the kitchen table to scratch my tickets… I saw number 49 and knew it matched the 49 on top. When I realized it said $5,000,000 below I started screaming, but no one was home to hear me!”

She said she thought the ticket said $5,000 at first and needed to get a magnifying glass to make sure it was $5 million.

“We were in total shock, we jumped, we screamed, we hugged, we cried,” her daughter Michelle Donavita told The Post.

Her husband Dominic is thrilled with the winnings and while he’s not a lotto player himself, he has nothing to say about his wife’s gambling.

“Why would I? I thought it was funny that she buys tickets every day, but she wins so what can I say?”

Michelle won $60,000 in the past on a “Take 5” ticket but never anything north of that.

Her and Dominic are planning to take a lump sum and split the winnings—each will receive a $1,654,500 check after required withholdings.

They plan to use the cash to buy a new computer, help their grandkids go to college and whatever else might come up.

“After that our options are wide open,” Michelle said.

A storekeeper from Queens was another winner celebrated today— Ajit Rana from Long Island City won $1,000 a day for the rest of his life on a “CASH4LIFE” ticket.

Rana is a dedicated lottery player and gambles every week on all the draw games. He purchased the winning ticket while cashing in a few others but didn’t check to see if he won until the next day when he went back to the shop and heard people talking about a winning ticket that was sold there.

“I thought to myself, ‘I wonder if it’s me?’” Rana said. “I checked my tickets and couldn’t believe what I was seeing. I was just in shock.”

He called his wife, who didn’t believe him at first, then went home to show her the proof.

“We just kept checking the numbers over and over again. We were both just totally surprised!”

Rana will receive a net check totaling $227,410 every year for the rest of his life. His first plan is to visit his family in India, buy a new car and purchase a home.

His wife Manjinder Rana said the winnings are life changing.

“This is going to make things easier for us.”