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Saturday Lotto: write the story of your big victory!
About Saturday Lotto
The first ticket of the most uncomplicated Australian game, Saturday Lotto, was purchased in 1972. This game took the best from its "grandparents," the European lotteries. Saturday Lottery deserved the recognition of the whole country and became famous even abroad! No wonder, as the inexpensive and untaxed game of the "6 out of 45" format is an attractive pleasure.
As it's easy to guess from its name, drawings of the Australian national lottery are held weekly on Saturdays at 08:30 PM local time.
The minimum lottery Jackpot is at least A$ 5.000.000. Extra Super Draws of Saturday Lotto can make you A$ 20 million richer, whereas the stunning Christmas Saturday Lotto Raffles' windfalls can reach up to A$ 30+ million.
Forty-five lottery balls are included in each draw, and this provides excellent winning odds!
Who can play Saturday Lotto on our site?
Players who have not reached adulthood (18 years old) can not participate in lotteries with the help of our service.
How to win any prize on Saturday Lotto?
Saturday Lotto has six prize divisions: 3, 3+S or 3+2S, 4, 5, 5+S or 5+2S, 6, where "S" goes for Supplementary Numbers or just Supps.
It's enough to match 3 ordinary numbers to get the Saturday Lotto winnings of the minor prize division.
What are the Supplementary Numbers?
To get the Jackpot of Saturday Lotto, you need to match 6 numbers out of 45. However, each Saturday, not just six but eight numbers are randomly determined. The first six numbers are winning or ordinary ones, as the remaining two are supplementary ones (or just "supps"). They serve to ensure that you have better winning odds and add three prize divisions to the prize breakdown.
In the "Results" section on the Saturday Lotto page, supplementary numbers are shown in green.
How to pay taxes and get a prize?
Like other Australian lotteries, Saturday Lottery is not taxed in Australia.
Lotto Agent will not charge a commission fee.