Are Weekday Windfall winnings taxed in Australia?

No. Lottery prizes in Australia are tax-free, so the amount you receive is the amount advertised. If you are not an Australian resident, it is worth checking how your own country treats the money.

Is Millionaire Medley the same game?

Yes. Millionaire Medley is the name Weekday Windfall goes by in Western Australia, where the game is run by Lotterywest. The numbers, divisions and prize pool are shared nationally, so it is a single draw.

What happened to Monday and Wednesday Lotto?

It was replaced. Weekday Windfall launched in May 2024, keeping the same six-number format from 45 but adding a third weekly draw on Friday. Draw numbers continue from the old game, so older Monday and Wednesday Lotto results appear in this archive.

Why is Division 1 always $1 million?

Weekday Windfall has a fixed top prize rather than a growing jackpot. Each Division 1 winner receives $1 million, guaranteed for up to six winners per draw. If more than six people win, they share a $6 million pool. Because the prize is fixed, it does not roll over to the next draw.

What are the supplementary numbers?

They are the last two balls drawn. They do not count towards Division 1, but they do count towards some of the lower divisions, including the smallest prize, which needs just one winning number plus both supplementaries.

Do I need a special ticket for a Double Your Win draw?

No. A Double Your Win draw runs like any other Weekday Windfall draw. Any entry in that draw is covered automatically, and the ticket price is the same.

How do I claim a Weekday Windfall prize?

It depends on where you bought the ticket and how much you won. Prizes on tickets bought online or through the app are paid into your account. For tickets bought in-store, the amount a retail outlet can pay out is set by each state: $1,000 in NSW and the ACT, $1,500 in Victoria, Queensland, Tasmania and the Northern Territory, and $500 in South Australia. Prizes up to $100,000 can be claimed online through Check my Ticket. Anything above that needs a Prize Claim Form and is claimed through the head office.

When do Division 1 winners get paid?

Not straight away. Division 1 prizes go through a two-week provisional period after the draw before payment is made. Once that period passes, the money is transferred to the winner's account or paid out through the claim process.

How long do I have to claim a prize?

Claim deadlines are set by state law and differ around the country, ranging from one year to seven years after the draw date. Check with the lottery operator in the state where the ticket was bought.

Who runs Weekday Windfall?

It depends on the state. Outside Western Australia, the game is sold by operators under The Lott, part of The Lottery Corporation. In Western Australia it is run as Millionaire Medley by Lotterywest, which is owned by the state government and returns its profits to the WA community. The operators run the game jointly as a single national draw with a shared prize pool.

How old do I have to be to play?

18 in most of the country. In Western Australia the minimum age is 16, both to play and to claim a prize.

Weekday Windfall: Game Guide, Odds and Prize Divisions

A guide to how Weekday Windfall works: the six-from-45 draw held Monday, Wednesday and Friday, the six prize divisions, and the fixed $1 million top prize that replaced Monday and Wednesday Lotto in 2024.

How to play Weekday Windfall

A standard game means picking six numbers from 1 to 45.

1 Choose how to play A QuickPick generates your numbers at random. A Marked entry lets you choose them yourself.
2 Pick 6 numbers From 1 to 45, or use the autofill option.
3 Check the result All 6 winning numbers wins Division 1. Just 1 winning number plus both supplementaries wins Division 6, the smallest prize.

Entries can be bought online, through an app, or in-store. In-store you can mark up to 18 games on a coupon. Online or through the app, you can play up to 50 games.

Ticket prices and entry types

A standard entry starts from around $2.70 for 4 games through The Lott. Prices are not identical across the country. Lotterywest sets its own prices in Western Australia, 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 or Marked)

With a QuickPick you choose how many games you want and the numbers are generated for you. With a Marked entry you pick your own numbers and decide how many games to play. In Western Australia the QuickPick equivalent is called Slikpik.

System entry

Choose between 7 and 20 numbers instead of the usual six. The entry then plays every possible six-number combination from your set. More numbers means more combinations, which raises the cost of the ticket.

Pick entry

Guarantees either one or two winning numbers in your entry.

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. Syndicates are set up by lottery outlets, and shares can be bought in-store or online.

Advance, Multi-week and Subscription 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. A Subscription enters every draw automatically and can be paused or cancelled at any time.

Draw schedule and times

Weekday Windfall is drawn three nights a week, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Ticket cut-off: 7:30pm AEST every draw night through The Lott, which is 8:30pm AEDT during daylight saving and 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. In Western Australia the results are available by about 6:30pm AWST.
Results online: Published on this page shortly after each draw is finalised.

Prize divisions and odds

Weekday Windfall has six prize divisions. The combinations needed for each one, and the odds based on a single standard game, are listed below.

Weekday Windfall prize divisions, winning combinations and odds
Division	Numbers needed	Odds per game
Division 1	6 winning numbers	1 in 8,145,060
Division 2	5 winning numbers + 1 supplementary	1 in 678,755
Division 3	5 winning numbers	1 in 36,690
Division 4	4 winning numbers	1 in 733
Division 5	3 winning numbers + 1 supplementary	1 in 298
Division 6	1 winning number + 2 supplementaries	1 in 144

How Division 1 works

Per winner

$1,000,000

Fixed, not a jackpot

Guaranteed for

Up to 6 winners

Beyond that, a $6 million pool is shared

Rollover

None

The top prize is fixed, so it never grows

Divisions 2 to 6 are not fixed. Each gets a set share of the prize pool, which is then split between everyone who won that division that night.

Double Your Win

Double Your Win is an occasional Weekday Windfall event. In a Double Your Win draw, every prize below Division 1 is automatically doubled. There is no separate ticket and nothing to opt into. In Western Australia the same event is called Double Win Days.

Divisions 2 to 6

Doubled

Division 1

Unchanged

Odds of winning

Unchanged

Ticket price

Unchanged

How to check your ticket

Online Results are published here shortly after each 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.

Frequently asked questions

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