Oz Lotto Results 6 October 2026: Winning Numbers and Analysis
Oz Lotto's 6 October 2026 draw produced no Division 1 winner, meaning the $20,000,000 jackpot was not claimed. The draw marks the second consecutive rollover for the top prize, which will carry forward to the next scheduled draw. With no winning entry matching all seven main numbers, the prize pool cascaded down through the lower divisions.
The seven winning main numbers drawn were 1, 13, 14, 25, 38, 40, and 41. The supplementary numbers were 28, 30, and 47. Oz Lotto draws from a pool of 1 to 47, with players required to match seven numbers from that range to claim Division 1.
Division 2, requiring six main numbers plus a supplementary, produced two winners who each received $136,956. Division 3 saw 58 winners share the tier at $5,581 each. Further down, 509 players matched five numbers plus a supplementary for $489 apiece, while 3,500 Division 5 winners collected $57 each. Division 6 entries numbered 86,528, each receiving $29.
Three of the seven winning main numbers fell above 31, placing them in the under-picked zone that sits outside the birthday calendar range of 1 to 31. The remaining four numbers, 1, 13, 14, and 25, all sat within the birthday range, meaning players who selected predominantly low numbers still had partial alignment with the draw. Draws where the split leans toward the 1 to 31 range tend to attract more ticket overlap, which can reduce individual prize amounts in shared divisions.
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Full winning numbers, supplementary balls, and division prize tables are available on the Oz Lotto 2026-10-06 results page.
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