Daily Lotto Jackpot Reaches R500,000

You could be the next big winner in tonight's Daily Lotto draw. The jackpot has reached an estimated R500,000, which is a significant amount that can change lives overnight. To play, you just need to choose five numbers between 1 and 36 or opt for a Quick Pick for randomly generated numbers. Each entry costs R3, and you can spend up to R150 per ticket. Playing online is also an option, and you can fund your entries using various payment methods.

The Daily Lotto draw takes place every day of the week, and tonight's draw is set to occur at 20:40 SA time. Winners who receive R50,000 or more will receive free trauma counselling from professional psychologists and financial advice from accredited financial advisors.

If you are a winner, you won't have to pay taxes on your winnings, as the National Lottery pays out tax-free directly into your account. However, you must be 18 years old or older to play.

In the event that no one matches all five numbers, the jackpot will still be awarded to the participant. Winners are advised to claim their prizes promptly to avoid any complications.

The National Lottery has made it easy to play by providing various channels for purchasing tickets, including authorised lottery outlets, the National Lottery website, mobile app, and participating banks.

Winners who win R50,000 and above will also receive free trauma counselling and financial advice from professional psychologists and accredited financial advisors.

In order to claim your prize, you must sign the back of your ticket and write down your contact details. Unsigned tickets can be claimed by whoever presents them.

The Jackpot, Lotto, Lotto Plus 1, and Lotto 5 Max draws took place on Saturday, 27 June 2026, and the results will be made available on the National Lottery website.

If you are buying tickets from a lottery outlet, the sales will close at 20:40 on draw days. You can also purchase tickets online, and the sales will close 48 hours before the draw. However, the National Lottery is the only source that can verify the results, so always confirm with them before claiming your prize.