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Upcoming draws

Game Next draw (NZT) Top prize
Lotto, Powerball and Strike Saturday 10 October, 8:00 pm $7 Million
Keno Saturday 10 October, 10:00 am $250,000
Bullseye Saturday 10 October, 6:00 pm $245,000

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The games we cover

Lotto

Drawn Wednesday at 8:20 pm and Saturday at 8:00 pm. Six numbers and a bonus ball from 40, with Powerball and Strike as optional extras.

Keno

Drawn four times a day. Twenty numbers come out of 80, and you choose to play anywhere from one to ten of them.

Bullseye

Drawn every evening at 6:00 pm. Pick a six-digit number and win by landing within 50,000 of the one drawn.

About New Zealand's drawn lotteries

Lotto NZ runs three drawn games: Lotto, Keno and Bullseye. The first Lotto draw was held on 1 August 1987. Strike and Powerball came later as extras you can add to a Lotto ticket, while Keno and Bullseye are separate daily games.

Each result on this page links through to its draw page, where you'll find the full prize breakdown for every division. Older draws are in the Lotto, Keno and Bullseye archives.

When results are published

Lotto ticket sales close at 7:30 pm on draw nights, and the draw follows at 8:20 pm on Wednesday and 8:00 pm on Saturday. Keno is drawn at 10:00 am, 1:00 pm, 3:00 pm and 6:00 pm, and Bullseye at 6:00 pm. We add the winning numbers here once each draw is confirmed, usually within a few minutes.

Lotto, Powerball and Strike

Lotto draws six numbers and a bonus ball from a pool of 40. Match all six and you share First Division, a guaranteed $1 million pool. The odds are 1 in 3,838,380, but three numbers is enough to win a prize. Powerball adds a number from 1 to 14 and unlocks a separate set of bigger prizes, including the Powerball jackpot that rolls over until someone wins it. Strike asks you to pick the first four numbers in the exact order they're drawn.

Keno

Twenty numbers are drawn from 80, four times a day, every day. You choose how many numbers to play, from one to ten, and how much to stake on each line. Both decide your odds and your prize, and a $1 line with all ten numbers matched pays $250,000.

Bullseye

You pick a six-digit number from 000000 to 999999. You don't need to match the drawn number exactly: anything within 50,000 either side wins, and the closer you land, the higher the division. Division 1 starts at $100,000 and grows by $5,000 each day it isn't won, up to $400,000.

Statistics and number history

The statistics pages show how often each number has been drawn, which numbers are hot or cold, and the longest gaps between appearances. They're a good way to explore past draws, but every draw is random, so past results don't change the odds of what comes next.