The latest results for New Zealand's three drawn lottery games - Lotto, Keno and Bullseye - published within minutes of each draw. Below each result you'll find the full prize breakdown, and every draw we hold is in the archives. The statistics pages show how the numbers have fallen over the years.
Lotto New Zealand runs the country's drawn lotteries. The first Lotto draw was held on 1 August 1987, and Strike and Powerball were added later as add-ons to the main game. Keno and Bullseye run as separate daily games.
This site covers all three: the winning numbers, the full prize breakdown for every division, and a complete draw archive going back years. Each game also has a guide explaining how it works, the odds for each division, and what happens when a jackpot goes unwon.
The statistics pages track number frequency, hot and cold numbers, and the longest gaps between appearances. They're an interesting way to browse the history, though every draw is an independent, random event - what has come up before has no bearing on what comes up next.
Lotto is drawn twice a week, Wednesday at 8:20 PM and Saturday at 8:00 PM. Six numbers plus a bonus ball are drawn from a pool of 40, and matching all six main numbers takes First Division, which carries a guaranteed $1 million prize pool. The odds of that are 1 in 3,838,380, but three main numbers is enough to win something. Powerball and Strike are optional add-ons drawn alongside the main game - Powerball adds a number from 1 to 10 and multiplies what a winning line pays, while Strike asks for the first four numbers in the exact order drawn.
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Keno runs four draws a day, every day, at 10:00 AM, 1:00 PM, 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM. Twenty numbers are drawn from a pool of 80, and you decide how many numbers to play - anywhere from one to ten - and how much to stake per line. That combination sets both your odds and your prize. A single $1 line with ten numbers can return $250,000.
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Bullseye is drawn every evening at 6:00 PM. You pick a six-digit number between 000000 and 999999, and a six-digit number is drawn - but you don't have to hit it exactly. Anything within 50,000 either side falls into one of six divisions, and the closer you land, the more you win. Division 1 starts at $100,000 and climbs by $5,000 a day until it's won or reaches $400,000.