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Oz Lotto
Overview
The Oz (Australia) Lotto was launched in 1994 by Tatts and was Australia's first National Lottery. Administered by its lottery brand 'the Lott' in all Australian States except for Western Australia, where the lottery is administered by Lotterywest. Its popularity in Australia makes it a huge lottery and large rollovers can attract huge interest. So much so that its largest-ever jackpot was played by 1 in 3 adults in Australia. Oz Lotto currently holds the record for the largest Australian lotto jackpot prize
Oz Lotto also offers good odds of winning any prize with a 1 in 87 chance. If you like lotteries with lower odds, please also try the Polish Lotto which also low jackpot odds as well as low overall prize-winning odds.
The
first draw was held on 26th February 1994
Countries that participate :Australia
The Biggest Oz Lotto Jackpots:
The highest recorded was $111,972,151 on 6 November 2012. (approximately £62,939,546). In 2020 division one Oz Lotto winners collectively won more than A$ 230,000,000, the largest single win was A$50,000,000. Which was won in July by a woman in Sydney.
When are the Oz lotto draws held?
The draws are held on Tuesday at 1030 GMT. The draw time in oz is Tuesday @ 2030
What's Oz Lotto's draw close time?
We stop taking entries to the Oz lotto draw 15 mins before the Tuesday lotto draw is due to take place.
More Info
Click here to learn moreHow to play on the Oz Lotto
All bets on Oz Lotto cost just £1, first, you need to deposit the minimum amount of £5 in your wallet, then you are ready to play!
Simply select your draw date.
Select the desired number of lines.
Select your choice of seven numbers from 1- 45.
Each player can select their own numbers or use the Quick Pick (QP) numbers which will select a random line of numbers.
Bets
can be placed up until 15mins before the selected draws.
Select Add to cart .
Proceed
to cart and pay from your balance.
Each Tuesday, 9 balls are drawn at random from 45 balls numbered 1 to 45. The first 7 balls are the winning numbers and the last 2 balls are the supplementary numbers. These supplementary numbers are used to determine prizes in Divisions 2, 4, and 7.
Setting up a Recurring Play
If you wish to continue playing a certain draw every week, simply select the check box "recurring" below the "lucky pick" button. This will make your ticket repeat at every draw with the selected numbers. This can continue for as long as you like and likewise can be canceled at any time without question.
If there are insufficient funds in your player account it will automatically stop.
You can view all recurring tickets and delete them in the "My Account, Lottery Tickets" section. (Located in the drop-down menu for mobile devices).
How to win the Oz Lotto Jackpot.
Any player that matches matches all seven main numbers , on Tuesday's Oz Lotto draw, is entitled to their share of the multi-million Oz Lotto top prize. In addition to the main jackpot prize, there are six secondary prizes in every Oz Lotto draw!
The
Jolly number only affects the second-tier prize and not the jackpot.
Dream big!
Oz Lottos jackpots regularly creep up to $60 million and have risen to the huge sum of $111,972,151.04 on 6th November 2012 and there is always the potential for an even higher jackpot than this. Four winners shared this record Division 1 prize pool, but it could be won by one individual. Play OzLotto and you could have a Bonza! Day.
Am I buying an official Oz Lotto ticket?
Yes, you are! We purchase all of our tickets from our agents in Australia.
What are the winning odds of Oz Lotto?
Please refer to the Ozlotto Jackpot Structure below.
Our advertised jackpot on the Ozlotto is currently 100% of the official jackpot prize offered.
Oz Lotto's prize structure
Jackpot Structure
|
Prize Tier (Numbers) |
Odds of Winning |
Estimated Average Prize |
|
1 (Match7) |
1 in 45,379,620 |
Jackpot |
|
2 (Match 6 + 1 or 2 supplementary numbers) |
1 in 3,241,401 |
A$ 51,395 |
|
3 (Match 6) |
1 in 18,078 |
A$ 3,336 |
|
4 (Match 5 + 1 or 2 supplementary numbers) |
1 in 29,602 |
A$ 335 |
|
5 (Match 5) |
1 in 3,430 |
A$ 43.90 |
|
6 (Match 4) |
1 in 154 |
A$ 22.75 |
|
7 (Match 3 + 1 or 2 supplementary numbers) |
1 in 87 |
A$ 15.81 |
What do I do if I win?
If your account has been verified simply proceed to your account and withdraw your winnings. If your account has not been verified you will first need to provide proof of your ID and proof of address. Each winner must be able to prove that they are above the legal age to play in the jurisdiction of their residence Once this has been confirmed you will be able to withdraw your winnings.
How are the prizes paid?
To avoid corruption all smaller winnings will be returned to the account whereas anything over a £4K limit will be retained until we at OPL have made contact with the winning entrants. Winnings will not be paid otherwise
All winnings across all games will have to be claimed within 60 days
We do not believe in the practice of “annuity” (the payment of a large prizes over a fixed period of roughly 30years) as many other sites do. All of our prizes will be paid in full! to the winners nominated account, within 60 days of the winners being verified as a genuine winner by One Pound Lottery Ltd. However some of the official lotteries do practice annuity on their advertised jackpots. Hence we advertise our jackpots based on theirs. Currently the only lottery that we advertise that does this is the US Powerball. To find out more about how they work this out please read the US Powerball Annuity information.
Are my winnings tax-free?
You will not be taxed on any winnings for this lottery.