Set for Life Results 28 June 2026: Winning Numbers and Analysis
Set for Life draw on 28 June 2026 produced no Division 1 winner, leaving the top prize of $2,000,020 unclaimed. No Division 2 entries were successful either, with the $5,000 prize also going unclaimed. The first successful division was Division 3, where nine winners each collected $948.
The seven main winning numbers drawn were 7, 13, 17, 24, 26, 36, and 44, with supplementary numbers 4 and 37. The main numbers span the full breadth of Set for Life's 1 to 44 pool, with the draw producing entries from both the lower and upper portions of that range.
Below Division 3, the prize pool spread across three further tiers. Division 4 paid $99 each to 78 winners, Division 5 returned $30 each to 596 winners, and Division 6 distributed $20 each across 2,078 entries. Prize amounts across all active divisions were modest, consistent with a draw where the top two divisions went unclaimed.
Five of the seven main numbers, specifically 7, 13, 17, 24, and 26, fell within the 1 to 31 birthday calendar range, making this a predominantly birthday-range draw. Only 36 and 44 came from the under-picked zone above 31. Players who selected numbers concentrated in the higher range would have held a structural advantage in reducing prize sharing, though this draw's unclaimed top divisions mean that factor had limited practical effect on payouts.
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Full winning numbers, supplementary balls, and division prize tables are available on the Set for Life 2026-06-28 results page.
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