Weekday Windfall Results 24 August 2026: Winning Numbers and Analysis
The Weekday Windfall draw held on 24 August 2026 produced no Division 1 winner, meaning the $1,000,000 jackpot went unclaimed. With no ticket matching all six main numbers, the top prize was not awarded for this draw. Division 2 was the highest tier to pay out, shared among nine winners.
The six winning main numbers drawn were 7, 17, 34, 38, 42, and 43. The supplementary numbers were 1 and 14. The main number pool for Weekday Windfall runs from 1 to 45, giving the draw a wide spread across both the lower and upper ranges of available numbers.
Division 2 paid $5,680 to each of nine winners, while Division 3 returned $768 across 103 entries. Division 4 produced 6,948 winners at $32 each, and Division 5 paid $18 to 17,372 players. The two smallest divisions, 5 and 6, together accounted for more than 57,000 winning entries, with Division 6 paying $13 to 40,285 players.
Four of the six main numbers drawn — 34, 38, 42, and 43 — fell above 31, the threshold above which players tend to stop picking when choosing dates and birthdays. Despite that concentration in the under-picked zone, the jackpot still went unshared and unclaimed, which shows that higher numbers alone do not guarantee a winner. The two numbers below 32 were 7 and 17, both well within the birthday calendar range that attracts the most player selections.
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Full winning numbers, supplementary balls, and division prize tables are available on the Weekday Windfall 2026-08-24 results page.
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