Generate random Australian Powerball numbers — 7 from 1–35 plus a Powerball from 1–20.
Australia’s Powerball is a different game from the American one: you pick 7 main numbers from 1–35, then a single Powerball from a separate barrel of 1–20. This generator mirrors that format exactly, using cryptographic randomness for a true Quick Pick. Generate up to ten lines for Thursday night’s draw and copy the ones you like.
The separate Powerball is what makes Division 1 hard: matching all seven main numbers still leaves you needing the right Powerball, which is why the odds stretch to 1 in 134,490,400 — and why jackpots regularly climb past A$50 million when they jackpot for weeks. There are nine divisions in total, and Division 9 (any 2 main numbers plus the Powerball) keeps most draws paying out small wins.
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How is Australian Powerball different from US Powerball?
The US game is 5 from 69 plus 1 from 26; the Australian game is 7 from 35 plus 1 from 20, drawn once a week on Thursdays. They are run by different organisations and your ticket from one game cannot be used in the other.
What are the odds of winning Division 1?
1 in 134,490,400 for matching all 7 main numbers plus the Powerball. The overall odds of winning any of the nine divisions are about 1 in 44.
When is Australia Powerball drawn?
Every Thursday evening, with entries closing around 7:30 p.m. AEST in most states. Results are published shortly after the draw on The Lott website and app.
How much is a Powerball entry?
Online, The Lott advertises Powerball from $5.40 for 4 games — about A$1.35 per game; a standard 12-game ticket works out to about A$16.20. Retail tickets can cost slightly more where agent commission applies, and minimum purchase rules vary by state.