South African Lottery Results

Pick a game to see its latest draw, browse earlier results and check your ticket. Everything here is a record of draws that have already happened.

Latest draw for each game

What you’ll find on each results page

The latest draw

The most recent numbers in our archive, with the draw date.

Earlier draws

A list of previous results, so you can check an older ticket or look back at a particular date.

A ticket checker

Type in your numbers and the ones that match the draw light up.

Draw statistics

Simple breakdowns of each draw, such as odd and even numbers and high and low numbers, compared with past draws.

How to check your ticket

  1. Choose your game from the list above.
  2. Find the draw date printed on your ticket.
  3. Type in the numbers on your ticket. Any that match the draw light up.
  4. Compare with the official result before you do anything else. Your ticket and the official result are what count when you claim.

Not sure what to do if you win? Read how to claim a lottery prize. New to the games? Start with how to play Lotto in South Africa.

Reading the results

Each result is a list of numbers drawn on a particular date. Games like Lotto and PowerBall may also have an extra ball, shown in a different colour from the main numbers. Add-on games have their own results, separate from the main game they run alongside, so check you’re looking at the right one.

Results are a record of what has already happened. They don’t say anything about future draws, which are random.

Common questions

Where can I find the latest South African lottery results?

Each game above shows its most recent draw in our archive, and its results page lists earlier draws too. For the very latest official result, always check the National Lottery’s own channels.

How do I check whether my ticket won?

Open the results page for your game, type the numbers on your ticket, and any that match the draw light up. It runs in your browser and we don’t save your numbers. It’s a quick check, not proof of a prize, so confirm against the official result before you claim.

What do the coloured balls mean?

The main numbers are shown as plain balls. Some games also have an extra ball, such as a bonus ball or a PowerBall number, which is shown in a different colour so you can tell it apart.

Are you the official lottery website?

No. TechChamp is independent and isn’t affiliated with the South African National Lottery, Ithuba or any official operator. We don’t sell tickets or take bets.

What if a result here differs from the official one?

The official result is always correct. Please tell us so we can fix it.

Can past results help me pick winning numbers?

No. Lottery draws are random, and every valid combination has exactly the same chance each time. Past results are a record of what happened, not a guide to what happens next.

Play responsibly

The lottery is for adults aged 18 and over. Think of a ticket as a bit of entertainment, not a way to make money. Only spend what you can comfortably afford to lose, and don’t chase losses. If gambling is affecting you or someone close to you, please talk to a qualified support organisation in your area. Read our responsible play page