Oz Lotto

Reading the winning numbers and supps

Every Tuesday The Lott draws 7 winning numbers and then 3 supplementary numbers from one barrel of 1 to 47. In the results table, the seven winning numbers come first and the supps follow, shown separately. A supp can never count as one of your seven for Division 1. It only matters in the lower divisions that include it.

Oz Lotto divisions: how to read the prize breakdown

The prize breakdown has one row per division, with three columns:

• Matched: what a game needed in this draw, for example 7 winning numbers for Division 1. Rows that also need a supp say so.
• Winners: how many games won that division.
• Prize: the amount paid per winning game, before any tax.

If Division 1 shows no winners, nobody matched all seven, and the jackpot for Oct 20, 2026 is shown on the Oz Lotto jackpot and next draw page. Our data partner supplies the breakdown, but The Lott's published figures are final.

When are Oz Lotto results published?

Oz Lotto is drawn every Tuesday after 7.30pm AEST, with the broadcast at about 8.30pm AEST, or 9.30pm AEDT in daylight saving. LottaGo adds the numbers as soon as our data partner publishes them. If you search for "Oz Lotto results tonight" and this page still shows the previous Tuesday's date, the new draw has not reached us yet. Refresh a little later.

How to check your Oz Lotto ticket

1. Check that the draw number or date on your ticket matches Oct 6, 2026.
2. For each game, count how many of the 7 winning numbers you have.
3. Then count any supps you have. Write it as, for example, "4 + 1 supp".
4. Find that combination in the Matched column of the prize breakdown.

This page is a quick way to compare numbers. For an official check and to claim a prize, use The Lott or the outlet where you bought the ticket. LottaGo cannot scan or validate tickets.

Past Oz Lotto draws

The table further down lists the last 60 Oz Lotto draws with their dates. Because there is one draw a week, that covers more than a year of Tuesdays. Use it to check an old ticket, or to look up the numbers for a date such as "Oz Lotto 7 July 2026".

All draws since May 24, 2022 feed the most drawn Oz Lotto numbers. To see how Oz Lotto fits next to Thursday's Powerball and Saturday Lotto, read Oz Lotto, Powerball and Saturday Lotto compared. Results for every other game are on the results of all lotteries page.

Oz Lotto results FAQ

How do you play Oz Lotto?

Pick 7 numbers from 1 to 47 for each game, or take a QuickPick, and buy from an official seller of The Lott before sales close on Tuesday. The Lott draws 7 winning numbers and 3 supplementary numbers that night. Matching all 7 wins Division 1, at odds of 1 in 62,891,499. Lower divisions pay for partial matches, some of them with supps.

Can you win Oz Lotto with 3 numbers?

That depends on The Lott's division table, which we have not verified for this page. The fastest way to check is the Matched column of the prize breakdown above: it lists every combination that paid a prize in the last draw. If your match is not in that column, it did not win in that draw.

Can you watch Oz Lotto live?

Yes. The Lott lists a broadcast of the Tuesday draw at about 8.30pm AEST, which is 9.30pm AEDT during daylight saving. Check The Lott for the current channel or stream. LottaGo does not stream draws. It publishes the numbers and the breakdown afterwards.

Which Oz Lotto division is easiest to win?

The lowest division is the easiest, because it needs the fewest matching numbers. Division 1 is the hardest at 1 in 62,891,499. Among The Lott's draws, Saturday Lotto picks 6 numbers from 45, and C(45,6) gives 8,145,060 combinations, so its top prize is about 7.7 times easier to hit than Oz Lotto's.

Which state won Oz Lotto last night?

LottaGo's prize breakdown shows how many games won each division, not where the tickets were sold. Winner locations are not part of our data, so check The Lott's official winner announcements for the state or suburb of a winning ticket.

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