About us

Lotto Draw is an independent project built by Fyrma Digital, a team of developers who have spent more than 15 years working on lottery results, draw data and the software behind it. We are not a lottery operator, we do not sell tickets, and we have no commercial relationship with the companies that run the draws.

Our aim is not to encourage people to play more. It is to make the information around the games clear and accurate, so that anyone who does play can check a result, understand what a prize division actually paid, and treat the whole thing as the bit of entertainment it is meant to be.

We follow every game drawn nationally: Powerball on Thursday, Oz Lotto on Tuesday, Set for Life every night of the week, Weekday Windfall on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the Saturday draw, which is sold as TattsLotto, Gold Lotto or X Lotto depending on the state you buy your ticket in. In Western Australia the weekday game runs as Millionaire Medley, and we list it under both names. Lotto Strike and Super 66 get their own pages and their own archives rather than being tucked in underneath the main draws, because plenty of people are only checking those.

Each draw has its own page: the winning numbers, the supplementary numbers, the prize pool broken down by division, and how many winners there were in each one. The Division 1 amount is the figure most people are looking for, so it sits at the top of the table rather than at the bottom of it.

Nothing gets taken down. You can browse a full year of results on one page, jump straight to a draw number if you know it, or work backwards from a date. Set for Life alone adds 365 draws a year, so those year pages are built to stay fast even when they are that long.

The archive is what the number statistics are built from: how often each number has come up, when it was last drawn, and which numbers have gone the longest without appearing. It is worth saying plainly that none of this predicts anything. Every draw is independent of the ones before it. The statistics are there because they are interesting to look at, not because they improve anyone's odds.

Winning numbers come from the official operators, The Lott and Lotterywest, and go up once the draw is confirmed. Dividends usually follow a little later the same night, because prize pools are only finalised after all entries have been processed. Until then a draw page shows the numbers with the prize columns still marked as pending.

We check what we publish, but we are not the official source and mistakes are possible. If you think you are holding a winning ticket, confirm it with the operator or with the outlet that sold it to you before you do anything else.

Australia is one of several markets we cover. We run the same kind of site in Lithuania as loterijos.net, in Canada as calotteries.com, in New Zealand as lottodraw.co.nz and in South Africa as zalotto.co.za, along with a few others. Each one is built around the games that are actually played in that country rather than a single template stretched to fit, which is why the draw schedules, prize divisions and state-by-state naming on this site match how the games work here.