The winning six-digit number from the most recent Bullseye draw, with the full prize breakdown and the number ranges that took each division. Bullseye is drawn every evening at 6:00 PM, and we publish the result within minutes. Earlier draws are listed below, each linking through to its own breakdown.
See the total number of winners and the prize amounts for each division in today's draw.
| Division | Prize | Winners |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ROLLOVER | 0 |
| 2 | $10,000 | 0 |
| 3 | $289 | 4 |
| 4 | $110 | 21 |
| 5 | $32 | 182 |
| 6 | Bonus Ticket | 1,815 |
Check the specific number ranges for divisions 2 through 6. If your 6-digit number falls within these brackets, you are a winner.
| Division | Below Bullseye | Above Bullseye |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | 578893 – 578897 | 578899 – 578903 |
| 3 | 578848 – 578892 | 578904 – 578948 |
| 4 | 578398 – 578847 | 578949 – 579398 |
| 5 | 573898 – 578397 | 579399 – 583898 |
| 6 | 528898 – 573897 | 583899 – 628898 |
Bullseye is drawn once a day, every day, at 6:00 PM NZ time. The result usually appears around 6:10 PM, and we publish the winning number on this page as soon as it's verified.
Compare your six-digit number against the winning number above. You don't need to match it exactly - anything within 50,000 either side wins something, and the closer you land, the higher the division. The ranges table above shows exactly which numbers took each division in this draw. For how the divisions work in general, see our Bullseye guide. Looking for an older ticket? Browse the full Bullseye results archive.
One thing worth knowing when you check a ticket: the numbers run in a loop. For Bullseye, 999999 sits directly next to 000000 - think of a clock face, where 12 is next to 1. So if the winning number is 000001 and you played 999998, you're three numbers away and in Division 2, not almost a million away.
Prizes must be claimed within 12 months of the draw date, after which they're forfeited and the money goes into Lotto NZ's prize reserve fund.
Division 1 starts at $100,000 and grows by $5,000 for every day it goes unwon, up to $400,000. At that point the next draw is Must Be Won: if nobody matches the number exactly, the whole Division 1 pool drops down and is shared among the winners in the next division that has any. Division 2 is different from the rest - a fixed $10,000 rather than a share of the pool, capped at $250,000 across the draw. See our Bullseye statistics for how often Division 1 has actually been won.