Saturday Lotto draw no. 4365, Super 66 draw no. 4365

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Official Results

Saturday Lotto draw no. 4365

Draw Date: Saturday, 20 May 2023

Drawn Numbers

Winning Numbers (drawn order)
[8] [2] [25] [32] [12] [11]

Supplementary Numbers (drawn order)
[16] [22]

Division One Prize Pool $10,000,000.00

Total Prize Pool $26,653,026.18

Super 66 draw no. 4365

Drawn Numbers

Winning Numbers (drawn order)
[6] [9] [2] [4] [7] [6]

Division One Prize Pool $66,666.00

Total Prize Pool $156,953.61

Lotto Strike draw no. 5283

Drawn Numbers

Winning Numbers (drawn order)
[8] [2] [25] [32]

Division One Prize Pool $305,000.00

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