Oz Lotto
Oz Lotto is responsible for some of the biggest jackpots in Australian lottery history, with a Division 1 prize pool that has previously exceeded $100 million. Draws are held every Tuesday night just after 7:30pm AEST and there’s a guaranteed minimum jackpot of at least $3 million on offer in every one. Use the links below to find out all you need to know about Oz Lotto, which started in 1994 and remains one of Australia’s favourite games.
How to Play and Win
To play Oz Lotto you must pick seven numbers from 1 to 47 and match them with the winning numbers. Match all seven to win the Division 1 prize. There are a few different ways to play.
How to Play GuideBig Jackpots in Every Draw
The Oz Lotto jackpot keeps climbing until it gets won, while there are also six other prize divisions. Hundreds of thousands of prizes are paid out in every draw across all the different categories.
Dividends & OddsCheck Your Tickets
Use the Ticket Checker to find out whether the numbers you played have won you a prize. You just need to enter your numbers and any winning matches will be displayed immediately.
Ticket CheckerDetailed Stats
Delve into the statistical findings to see number frequencies and other data from Oz Lotto. It may be that you use some of the information to help you decide on your numbers for the next draw.
StatisticsGenerate Numbers
If you play different numbers in every draw, this Oz Lotto Generator can help you pick your numbers. It will produce seven numbers at random in an instant for you to consider.
Generate NumbersFAQs
Find the answers to the most frequently asked questions about Oz Lotto, including when ticket sales close and how much the different entry types cost.
FAQsBiggest Winners
Oz Lotto has seen some huge jackpots in the past. It has even been known to top $100 million. Learn more about the biggest winners from the game’s history.
View WinnersWhether you’ve won the Division 7 prize or the biggest of them all – the Division 1 prize – you can find out what you need to do next on the How to Claim page.