Tattslotto Tattslotto has been a regular Saturday night institution since it began in June 22, 1972. With an guaranteed $4 million in the Division One prize pool up for grabs in every Tattslotto draw, the popularity of Tattslotto is hardly surprising. To date Tattslotto has given away more than $6 billion in prizes, with more than 6,000 people sharing in Division One spoils. There are forty-five balls numbered 1 to 45 from which eight are randomly selected. The first six balls are the "winning numbers" and the last two balls drawn are the "supplementary numbers". To win a prize you need to get at least three of the winning numbers and one or both of the supplementary numbers in any one game. The draw is televised each Saturday night at approximately 8.38pm on the Seven network and affiliate stations.
 | Monday & Wednesday Lotto Monday & Wednesday Lotto is Tattersall's new lotto game. With draws held on Monday and Wednesday, you now have the opportunity to play and win two extra times a week! Six winning numbers, and two supplementary numbers, are drawn from forty-five balls numbered 1 to 45. There are five prize divisions and both weekly draws offer a guaranteed minimum $1 million Division One prize. If Division One is not won, it will jackpot between the two weekly draws, increasing by $1 million each time it jackpots. For example, if the Division One offer is $1 million in a Monday Lotto draw and Division One is not won in that Monday Lotto draw, the Division One prize pool for the next Wednesday Lotto draw will be $2 million. If Division One is not won in that draw then the Division One prize pool in the next Monday Lotto draw will jackpot to $3 million and so on. When the Division One prize pool is won, the Division One prize pool for the next occurring draw will return to the guaranteed minium of $1 million. | | | |  | Super 7's Oz Lotto Super 7's Oz Lotto gives you the chance to play for a minimum of $1 million every Tuesday night but with the new jackpotting feature, it is expected to go as high as $50 million. Plus, with 7 numbers to choose and 7 prize divisions to win from, you’ll see why we call it "SUPER 7’s". There are forty-five balls numbered 1 to 45 from which nine balls are randomly selected. The first seven balls drawn are the "winning numbers" and the last two drawn are the "supplementary numbers". The draw is televised each Tuesday night at approximately 8.38pm on the Seven network and affiliate stations.
| | | |  | Powerball Powerball is the electrifying game that guarantees a Division One prize pool of at least $3 million every Thursday night. And with jackpots as high as $50 million, you can see why we call it the "The Big One". There's a Powerball draw every Thursday night. There are forty-five balls numbered 1 to 45 from which five are randomly selected. A sixth ball, the "Powerball", is then drawn from a separate machine containing another forty-five balls numbered 1 to 45. Powerball gives you more chances to win with seven prize divisions. You can win with as little as two winning numbers from the first five drawn plus the Powerball or just three winning numbers from the first five drawn. The draw is televised each Thursday night at approximately 8.38pm on the Seven network and affiliate stations.
| | | |  | Super 66 Playing Super 66 is an easy way to give yourself an extra chance to win a prize on Saturday night. Super 66 is drawn every Saturday night immediately prior to Tattslotto. Six balls are drawn from a machine with six compartments, each containing ten balls numbered 0-9. The six balls drawn make up the six digit Super 66 number in the sequence in which they were drawn. You can win a prize with numbers from either end of the six digits. But the numbers must be in the order drawn.
| | | |  | The Pools The Pools is similar to Tattslotto, except the winning numbers are based on the results of European and Australian soccer matches. But you don't need to know anything about soccer to win. The Pools can be treated simply as a game of chance, where you pick six numbers from the numbers 1-38. The winning numbers are calculated on games that result in a draw e.g. 2-2, 1-1. The six highest score draws determine the six "winning match numbers", with the seventh highest score draw being the "supplementary number". So if you can correctly forecast the highest drawn matches - you win! |
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