PowerBall and Daily Lotto results June 6 2025

Ryno Ellis

28 Sep 2025

News

PowerBall results

Friday night’s PowerBall draw drew a crowd of eager players across the country. The main game offered a R16 million jackpot, while the PowerBall Plus side‑bet added another R14 million to the pot, bringing the total potential payout to R30 million.

The winning combination for the main draw was 09, 24, 34, 41, 44 with the PowerBall number 02. Those numbers matched the official RNG output at 9:00 PM, after ticket sales closed at 8:30 PM. The PowerBall Plus draw produced 27, 29, 30, 43, 46 with a PowerBall of 20, sealing the second jackpot of the evening.

Each PowerBall board costs R5 (VAT included). Adding the PowerBall Plus option costs an extra R2.50, meaning a dual‑play ticket runs at R7.50. Retail outlets saw a spike in sales as fans tried their luck, especially after the previous week’s jackpot rolled over, inflating public interest.

Industry insiders note that a R30 million combined prize is among the higher‑end payouts for South African draws this year, reflecting a broader trend of growing participation in supplementary games like PowerBall Plus. The National Lottery reports that over 1.2 million tickets were sold for the PowerBall session, indicating strong market confidence.

Daily Lotto results

The Daily Lotto, numbered 2,275, used the RNG‑1 machine to generate the winning line 4, 7, 12, 22, 29. The main jackpot stood at R532,635.60, a respectable sum for a daily game that typically appeals to casual players.

Nearly a million tickets—997,445 to be exact—were purchased for this draw, translating into R2,992,335 in sales. The revenue highlights the Daily Lotto’s role as a steady cash‑flow generator for the lottery operator, supplementing the larger draw formats.

The prize distribution was as follows:

Division 1 (5 numbers matched): 3 winners, each receiving R177,545.20
Division 2 (4 numbers matched): 435 winners, each receiving R282.00
Division 3 (3 numbers matched): 12,995 winners, each receiving R18.80
Division 4 (2 numbers matched): 122,878 winners, each receiving R4.80

Overall, 136,311 participants walked away with a prize, and the total pool distributed was R1,489,426.00. Winners have until June 6, 2026 to claim their winnings, a full year from the draw date, giving ample time for verification and collection.

The National Lottery urges players to double‑check their numbers on the official website and reminds everyone that strict security protocols guard the draw process. As the June draws close, analysts predict that the momentum will carry into July, especially with another R15 million PowerBall jackpot scheduled for the next week.

8 Comments

Chance Remien
September 28, 2025 AT 19:31

Reading the latest PowerBall draw reminds us how probability can shape our expectations. The R30 million prize pool is impressive, yet the odds remain astronomically low – a reminder to keep perspective. While many chase the jackpot, it's healthy to treat the ticket as a small entertainment expense. Remember, a balanced approach to risk can enhance overall well‑being. Keep the hope alive, but stay grounded.
Arjun Dode
September 28, 2025 AT 19:33

Wow, those numbers are fire! 🎉 Congrats to all the lucky winners – you guys totally earned that celebration. For anyone still on the fence, grab a ticket and ride the wave of excitement; it’s all about the fun. Keep that positive vibe and maybe the next draw hits your name. Let’s keep the community buzzing!
Anna Lee
September 28, 2025 AT 19:35

Hey guys!! I’m sooo thrilled about the Daily Lotto stats!! Almost a million tickets-can you believe it?? That’s a ton of hopes and dreamz!! Remember to double‑check your numbers, cuz you never know when luck will strike!!
Mayank Mishra
September 28, 2025 AT 19:36

People keep pouring money into these draws like it’s a sure thing. Wake up – the house always wins, and you’re just feeding the system.
Daniel Craine
September 28, 2025 AT 19:38

Another day, another pointless jackpot.
santhosh san
September 28, 2025 AT 19:40

While you focus on the losses, consider that every ticket contributes to a larger statistical model where randomness is inevitable.
Kristen VanPamel
September 28, 2025 AT 19:41

The lottery serves as a modern allegory for the capricious nature of fate. It draws participants into a collective ritual of hope. Each numbered ball that tumbles within the machine represents a possibility untethered to personal merit. Yet the public perceives it as a meritocratic lottery of destiny. This perception persists despite the mathematical certainty of low odds. The allure lies not in rational calculation but in the narrative humans construct around chance. When a jackpot climbs to tens of millions, the story intensifies. Media coverage fuels a feedback loop of excitement and speculation. Participants interpret the rising pool as a signal, albeit a deceptive one. The psychological reward of buying a ticket often outweighs the financial risk. In the end, the draw is a reminder of the universe’s indifference to individual desire. It teaches humility in the face of uncertainty. It also provides a shared experience that unites strangers for a fleeting moment. Whether one wins or not, the act of participation embeds a subtle lesson about expectation. Ultimately, the lottery mirrors life: a blend of chance, choice, and inevitable outcomes.
Reid Vance
September 28, 2025 AT 19:43

Yo Chance, you nailed the balanced view! Just a heads‑up – the odds for the PowerBall jackpot sit around 1 in 100 million, so buying a handful of tickets won’t shift the math much. Still, it’s a legit adrenaline rush. If you’re looking for a smarter play, consider the smaller daily draws where the chance of winning something is way higher. Keep the excitement alive, but maybe mix in some low‑risk fun too.