Super 66: Game Guide, Odds and Prize Divisions
A guide to how Super 66 works: six digits drawn in sequence, with prizes across five divisions for matching a run of them from the front or the back. No numbers are selected — an entry receives its six-digit number.
Super 66 is a lottery game drawn once a week, on Saturday nights. It can be played on its own or added to an entry in Saturday Lotto, Weekday Windfall, Oz Lotto, Powerball or Set for Life.
Six numbers are drawn from six separate barrels, each holding balls numbered 0 to 9, so a Super 66 number is a six-digit sequence. To win Division 1, your six digits have to match the drawn numbers in the exact order.
Outside Western Australia, Super 66 is sold under The Lott, by operators in Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory. In Western Australia it is run as Super66 by Lotterywest, a government-owned operator.
Super 66 is available everywhere in Australia except New South Wales and the ACT.
How to play Super 66
A game is a six-digit number, and the digits have to line up with the draw in the right order.
- 1 Choose how to play Play Super 66 on its own, or add it to another Lotto entry.
- 2 Get your number Each game is six digits, from 000000 to 999999, generated for you.
- 3 Check the result All six digits in exact order wins Division 1. The first two or last two in order wins the smallest prize.
Matching runs from either end
Winning digits have to run from the start or the end of the number, never the middle. Using a drawn number of 4 7 2 9 1 3:
Ticket prices and entry types
Super 66 starts from around $1.15 for one game through The Lott. Prices are not identical across the country. Lotterywest sets its own price in Western Australia, where a game is around $1, retail outlets may add a commission, and resellers charge above the official price. Check the current price with the operator in your state before you buy.
Standard entry (QuickPick)
The main way to play. Your numbers are generated for you, and you can play from 1 up to 50 games. Marked entries, where you pick the digits yourself, are available in-store only. In Western Australia the QuickPick equivalent is called Slikpik.
Add-on entry
Super 66 can be added to a Saturday Lotto, Weekday Windfall, Oz Lotto, Powerball or Set for Life entry when you buy one, rather than played separately.
Advance and Multi-week entries
These let you enter draws ahead of time. An Advance entry books a future draw up to 10 weeks out. A Multi-week entry covers up to 10 consecutive draws.
Syndicates
A group of players pooling money to buy a larger entry. The entry is divided into shares, and any prize is split between the people holding those shares.
Draw schedule and times
Super 66 is drawn once a week, on Saturday nights, after the Saturday Lotto draw.
- Ticket cut-off
- 7:30pm AEST (8:30pm AEDT) through The Lott, which is 7:00pm ACST in South Australia and the Northern Territory. In Western Australia the cut-off is earlier, at 6:00pm AWST through Lotterywest.
- Draw time
- Shortly after sales close.
- Results on television
- Around 8:30pm AEST (9:30pm AEDT) on 7TWO and affiliated regional stations.
- Results online
- Published on this page once the draw is finalised.
Prize divisions and odds
Super 66 has five prize divisions. Most prizes are fixed amounts. What you win depends on how many digits match in order, counting from the start or the end of the number. The odds below are based on a single standard game.
| Division | Digits in order | Odds | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| Division 1 | All 6 in order | 1 in 1,000,000 | $66,666 From, then jackpots |
| Division 2 | First 5 or last 5 | 1 in 55,556 | $6,666 |
| Division 3 | First 4 or last 4 | 1 in 5,556 | $666 |
| Division 4 | First 3 or last 3 | 1 in 556 | $66 |
| Division 5 | First 2 or last 2 | 1 in 56 | $6.60 |
Super 66 is a jackpotting game. Division 1 starts at $66,666 and, if nobody wins it, rolls over and grows each week until it is won. If you match winning digits at both ends of your number, you are paid for the higher division only.
The minimum Division 1 prize rose to $66,666 in January 2025, up from $16,000. Some older pages may still show the previous amount.
How to check your ticket
- Online Results are published here once the draw is finalised.
- In-store Use the self-service checker or ask the retailer at the counter. Smaller prizes can often be paid out on the spot.
- On television The draw is broadcast around 8:30pm AEST on 7TWO.
- By email If you have an online account, you can turn on results emails in your account settings.
- Through the app The Lott app and the Lotterywest app let you scan tickets bought in-store.