Australia's biggest weekly lottery - pick 6 from 45 for a shot at life-changing jackpots every Saturday night.
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Optimised mode weights towards numbers statistically under-picked by other players.
Weights towards numbers statistically under-picked by other players. Does not improve your odds of winning - but if you win, you are less likely to share.
Balanced mode offers standard crowd protection. Upgrade to Pro to unlock maximum Aggressive filtering.
The Contrarian Score (0–100) estimates how many other players are likely to have chosen the same numbers. A score of 80+ means your selection is highly unpopular, so if you win Division 1, you're statistically likely to keep it all. A score below 40 means your numbers are popular and you'd likely split the jackpot.
How often each ball has appeared in historical Saturday Lotto draws. Deeper colour = drawn more frequently.
Last 3 draws
Lighter balls = supplementaries
Saturday Lotto runs two boosted events. They pull the biggest crowds of the year, so crowd-free numbers matter most.
Saturday Lotto Superdraw ($20M) →Saturday Megadraw ($30M) →96% of jackpots are shared
Avg 6.9 Division 1 winners per draw. The most in a single draw: 54.
See the full data report →Yes. Generating numbers is free for all five Australian lottery games covered by Outnumber, no account needed. Creating a free account also lets you save number sets and get notified automatically if one of them wins.
This figure is checked against the official lottery operator and refreshed daily, most recently on 12 September 2026.
The Contrarian Score rates a set of numbers from 0 to 100. A higher score means fewer other players are statistically likely to have chosen the same combination, so if it wins, you are less likely to split the prize. It does not change your odds of winning, only how many people you might share a win with.
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