Weekday Windfall Results 23 October 2026: Winning Numbers and Analysis
Weekday Windfall's 23 October 2026 draw delivered a Division 1 result, with one ticket matching all six main numbers to claim the $1,000,000 jackpot. The draw attracted tens of thousands of prize winners across all divisions, from the top prize down to the lowest matched combination.
The six winning main numbers were 11, 12, 18, 30, 39, and 45. The supplementary numbers drawn were 28 and 38. The main numbers span a wide portion of the 1-to-45 pool, with results sitting at both ends of the number range.
Six players matched five main numbers plus a supplementary, each collecting $6,309. A further 91 winners matched five main numbers for $644 each. Division 4, requiring four matches, paid $31 to 5,368 winners. The two largest winner groups were in the lower divisions: 13,095 players received $18 for matching three main numbers plus a supplementary, and 29,744 players collected $14 for matching one or two main numbers alongside both supplementaries.
Four of the six winning main numbers, specifically 11, 12, 18, and 30, fell within the 1-to-31 birthday calendar range that tends to be over-represented in player selections. Only 39 and 45 came from the under-picked zone above 31. With two-thirds of the winning numbers sitting in the heavily played birthday range, players who leaned into the lower end of the pool would have been more likely to share any prize they won, making this draw relatively unfavourable for contrarian pickers compared to a draw dominated by numbers above 31.
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Full winning numbers, supplementary balls, and division prize tables are available on the Weekday Windfall 2026-10-23 results page.
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