Australian Lottery
Australia currently has a number of lotteries operating within its borders, these being Power Ball, Tatts Lotto and Oz Lotto.
Power Ball:
Drawn on a Thursday, the game is played by selecting 5 numbers from 1-45 with a sixth “Power Ball” number also being selected from a separate set of numbers from 1-45.There are seven divisional prizes with a set off jackpot of at least Aus $2 Million, however this frequently rolls over. The odds of winning the jackpot equate approximately to 55 million to 1.(54,979,155)
Tatts Lotto:
Drawn on a Saturday, the game is played by selecting 8 numbers from 1-45 of which the first 6 numbers are classified as “winning numbers” and the final two numbers classified as “supplementary numbers”. The jackpot is won by matching the six “winning numbers”. There are five divisions of prize wins and the odds of winning the jackpot equates approximately to just over 8 million to 1. The set off jackpot guarantees a Aus $4 Million prize.
OZ Lotto:
Drawn on a Tuesday, the game is played by selecting 9 numbers from 1-45 which the first 7 numbers are classified as “winning numbers” and the final two numbers are classified as “supplementary numbers”.The jackpot is won by matching the seven “winning numbers”. There are seven divisions of prize wins and the odds of winning the jackpot equates to just over 45 million to 1. The set off jackpot is in the region of between Aus $2 - $3 million.
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