The winning numbers from the most recent Lotto, Powerball and Strike draw, published within minutes of each result being verified. Below it you'll find the 15 draws before that, and a link through to every result we hold.
The winning numbers from the most recent Lotto, Powerball and Strike draw, published within minutes of each result being verified. Below it you'll find the 15 draws before that, and a link through to every result we hold.
Lotto is drawn on Wednesday at 8:20 PM and Saturday at 8:00 PM, NZ time, with ticket sales closing at 7:30 PM on both nights. We publish the winning numbers on this page within minutes of the broadcast being verified.
Compare your numbers against the draw above, or open the numbers checker on the latest draw's page to see instantly whether you've won. For how the draw itself works and the full odds, see our Lotto guide. Looking for an older ticket? Browse the full Lotto results archive.
Each division has a prize pool that gets split between every winning line, so the amount per winner depends on how many people got there. First Division carries a guaranteed $1 million pool - with three winners, that's $333,333 each.
Two divisions pay in tickets rather than cash. Three main numbers wins four bonus Lotto lines for the next draw, and one Strike number in the right position wins a bonus Strike line.
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. Hold on to your ticket until you've checked it against the official result.
The three games handle it differently. Lotto's First Division doesn't roll over - it stays at its guaranteed $1 million, and an unwon share goes into the prize reserve fund. Powerball does roll over, growing draw by draw up to a $50 million ceiling, after which the next draw is Must Be Won and the money drops to the division below. Strike is capped by count instead: it can roll over ten times, and the tenth draw is Must Be Won. See our Lotto statistics for how often each of those has happened.