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Oz Lotto Latest & Historical Draw Results, Winning Odds, Predictions, and Rules

Last updated: by Baba - Jonas Stenmark

Oz Lotto

Latest Results: Tue, 13 Oct 2026
5 17 29 32 35 36 46 7 24 30
  • 📅 Tue
  • ⏰ 11:30
  • 📍 Australia
Next Draw
Tue, 11:30

📊 Statistical Analysis

Sample Size: 45 draws Updated: 13 Oct, 11:00
🧠 Babas Pattern Analysis
Sum Total Analysis High
Low Avg: 170 High
Latest Result Sum: 200
Sum of main numbers
Ending Digits
0 29
1 31
2 33
3 36
4 34
5 31
6 26
7 37
8 24
9 34

Most common ending: 7 E.g., 10 ends in 0, 15 in 5.

🚀 Prediction Tool

Generating statistically "Hot" lines based on last 45 draws.

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🔥 Hot Numbers Freq.
  1. 17 11x
  2. 2 11x
  3. 35 10x
  4. 41 10x
  5. 43 10x
  6. 4 10x
  7. 30 10x
  8. 27 10x
  9. 33 10x
  10. 19 10x
❄️ Cold Numbers Draws Ago
  1. 12 31
  2. 23 24
  3. 31 16
  4. 3 14
  5. 26 14
  6. 28 14
  7. 10 13
  8. 16 13
  9. 20 12
  10. 37 11
🔗 Common Combinations
Top Pairs
  • 17 & 35 5x
  • 2 & 43 5x
  • 2 & 19 5x
  • 18 & 35 4x
  • 4 & 41 4x
Top Triplets
  • 2, 33, 43 3x
  • 2, 19, 30 3x
  • 17, 29, 32 2x
  • 29, 35, 46 2x
  • 13, 38, 40 2x
🧠 Advanced Patterns
Prime Numbers Draws containing primes
93.3%
Most Active Zones (Decades)
20-29: 71 hits 0-9: 68 hits 30-39: 68 hits 10-19: 60 hits
🏆 Historical Records
Longest Sequence 4 Numbers in a row
Most Primes 5 In single draw
⚖️ Distribution Stats
Odd 54%
Even 46%
Low 47%
High 53%
⭐ Bonus Ball Intelligence
Hot Bonus Numbers
7 24 30 28 47
Most Due (Cold)
4 Last seen 40 draws ago
Strange Records
  • Longest Repeat: 2x
  • Longest Ladder: 2 steps

Look, if you’re a punter in Mzansi looking for some serious international action, the Oz Lotto is where the big dogs play. This Aussie legend is famous for massive jackpots and a draw style that keeps things interesting.

Whether you are here to check the latest and historical Oz Lotto results, wrap your head around the rules, or suss out the winning odds and statistics for your next set of lucky numbers, you’ve hit the right spot.

The Oz Lotto draw takes place every Tuesday night at approximately 12:30 PM SAST (which is 8:30 PM AEST down under). This page is your go-to hub for tracking the numbers and sharpening your strategy for the next big one.

About the Oz Lotto

The Oz Lotto isn’t just another game; it’s a piece of gambling history. It launched on 26 February 1994 and was marketed as Australia’s first-ever fully national lottery. Before this, the different Aussie states were doing their own thing, but Oz Lotto brought the whole continent together for one massive prize pool.

The game has evolved over the years to keep the knowledgeable degenerates like us on our toes:

  • The Original (1994 – 2005): It started as a simple 6/45 game (much like the Saturday Lotto).
  • The 7th Ball Era (2005): On 18 October 2005, they added a seventh main number. This changed the game’s branding to “Super 7’s Oz Lotto” in some regions, emphasizing that extra ball which made the jackpot harder to hit but much bigger when it finally popped.
  • The Modern Matrix (2022 – Present): On 17 May 2022, the game saw its biggest shift yet. The pool of numbers expanded from 1–45 to 1–47. They also increased the supplementary numbers from two to three and bumped the base jackpot from $2 million up to $3 million.

The South African Edge: Betting on Results vs. Buying Tickets

Here is the inside scoop for my South African brothers and sisters: In SA, we don’t buy the official Aussie tickets. Instead, our local lottery betting sites in South Africa allow us to bet on the official Oz Lotto results. This is a game-changer for a few reasons:

Diverse Betting Markets

While some sites might not let you bet on the full 7-number grand jackpot, the Lucky Numbers market in SA is massive. You can bet on:

  • Lower-tier outcomes: Match 1, 2, or 3 numbers for a fixed payout.
  • Bonus Ball Specials: Bet on the bonus ball being High/Low, Odd/Even, or even if it will be the same as one of the main balls.
  • Stat-based bets: Put your money on Hot and Cold numbers, Odd/Even splits, High/Low ranges, or even divisible numbers.

Low Stakes, High Value

In Australia, a game costs a fixed amount (around A$1.60 plus commission). In SA, you can start your hustle from as low as R1. If you find a one-Rand casino and betting site, you can have a low-roller’s blast while still chasing a decent return.

Fixed Odds vs. Pari-Mutuel

In the official Aussie draw, the prize is pari-mutuel. That’s a fancy way of saying if 10 people hit the jackpot, you have to split that money 10 ways. However, most SA betting sites offer fixed odds. If you bet R10 on a specific outcome (like matching 3 numbers) at 400/1, you get your R4,000 regardless of how many other people in Mzansi picked the same numbers. Your win is your win.

Multi-Lotto Lucky Number Betting

This is the ultimate efficiency move. Don’t forget that you can often use your favourite lucky numbers to bet on multiple draws across the globe. Since the Oz Lotto uses a 7/47 matrix and you’re simply betting on the official results, those same numbers can be used on various other international draws offered by SA lottery sites, giving you more bang for your buck. Use those same numbers for the Oz Lotto, the French Loto on Wednesday, the US PowerBall or even the SA Lotto. It’s one strategy, multiple paydays.

Numbers Not Drawn: The Dream for the Unlucky

We’ve all had those days where every number we pick stays in the machine. In the SA lotto market, you can actually bet on numbers NOT to be drawn. If you’ve got a “Cold Number” that hasn’t appeared in months, you can put your money on it staying cold. It’s a diverse market that you just don’t get in the official Australian news agency. You can even consult our Fafi dream guide to find the symbols you want to bet against.

Special Bonuses

Unlike the official draw, SA’s online gambling sites are competing for your business. This means you can look out for juicy bonuses and promotional offers, especially those offered on lucky number games. With a bonus, you’re essentially getting a free crack at the Oz Lotto results with the bookie’s money.

The Tax-Free Win

The best part? In South Africa, lottery winnings are currently tax-free. What you win is what you keep in your pocket, unlike some other countries where the taxman takes a bite before you’ve even popped the champagne.

Hall of Fame: Biggest Oz Lotto Wins

There is nothing like seeing what’s possible to get the blood pumping. Check out these massive historic payouts to see why this game is a favorite:

Prize AmountYearDetails
A$111 Million2012The biggest in history! Split between 4 lucky tickets.
A$80 Million2019Two Queenslanders shared this monster prize.
A$70 Million2019Two winners, but one man accidentally bought two identical tickets, doubling his share to $47m!
A$70 Million2018Split between two winners after 8 weeks of rollovers.
A$35 Million2021A 10-member syndicate shared this, proving teamwork makes the dream work.
A$20 Million2021A single winner took it all with: 42, 32, 21, 19, 44, 25, and 33.

💡 Baba’s Wisdom: One 2009 winner of $20 million waited two weeks to tell his kids and even pretended to go to work for a while! He later advised: “Don’t be greedy, think about your family’s future, and have a plan to grow the asset.”

Pro Tip: Predictions & Strategy

Since the Oz Lotto moved to a 7/47 matrix, the data has shifted. Many punters use “Dream Numbers” or follow the “Hot and Cold” trends. Statistically, most winning combinations have a balanced mix of odd and even numbers—rarely do you see a draw that is 100% one or the other.

By bookmarking this page, you can track historical Oz Lotto results to see which numbers are currently “cold” (haven’t appeared in a while) and which are “hot” (appearing frequently). Because you’re betting on the lottery results in SA, you can use these same lucky numbers to bet on multiple other local and global lotteries simultaneously!