Lotto Plus 2 Latest Payouts — 11 July 2026
The final table of the most recent draw night, verified against official results. Shaded rows are bonus-ball divisions.
| Division | Match | Winners | Payout per Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Division 1 (Jackpot) | 6 correct | 0 | Rollover — added to the next Plus 2 draw |
| Division 2 | 5 + bonus | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 3 | 5 correct | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 4 | 4 + bonus | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 5 | 4 correct | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 6 | 3 + bonus | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 7 | 3 correct | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 8 | 2 + bonus | 0 | R0.00 |
The Small-Field Effect, Measured
A thin field doesn't just shrink payouts — it makes them erratic, and sometimes it leaves divisions with no winners at all. From our verified archive of 143 draws, here is how often each division went completely unwon:
| Division | Match | Draws With Zero Winners |
|---|---|---|
| Division 1 | 6 correct | 92% — each one a rollover |
| Division 2 | 5 + bonus | 59% |
| Division 3 | 5 correct | 3% |
| Division 4 | 4 + bonus | 3% |
| Division 5 | 4 correct | 3% |
| Division 6 | 3 + bonus | 3% |
| Division 7 | 3 correct | 3% |
| Division 8 | 2 + bonus | 3% |
Two readings of the same numbers: the pessimist sees the smallest prizes of the night; the realist notices that when a Plus 2 division does pay with only a winner or two in it, the per-person amount can leap past its busier siblings. Neither reading changes your odds of landing there — 1 in 20,358,520 for the jackpot, exactly as in the main game.
Typical Plus 2 Payouts by Division
Average payout per winning ticket across the archive, counting only draws where the division paid:
| Division | Match | Average Payout per Winner |
|---|---|---|
| Division 1 | 6 correct | R11 022 022.13 |
| Division 2 | 5 + bonus | R94 642.53 |
| Division 3 | 5 correct | R5 038.08 |
| Division 4 | 4 + bonus | R1 538.15 |
| Division 5 | 4 correct | R135.57 |
| Division 6 | 3 + bonus | R91.38 |
| Division 7 | 3 correct | R24.88 |
| Division 8 | 2 + bonus | R9.33 |
When the Quiet Game Paid Loud — Top Recorded Jackpots
| Draw Date | Jackpot Winners | Div 1 Payout per Winner |
|---|---|---|
| 18 April 2026 | 1 | R22 308 590.70 |
| 9 July 2025 | 1 | R19 435 068.10 |
| 19 November 2025 | 1 | R13 813 341.40 |
The Three Rules of the Third Pool
- Only Plus 2 money feeds it. The pool is built exclusively from the second R2.50 add-on — the fewest contributors of the night, since Plus 2 can only be added on top of Plus 1 (never directly onto a main board).
- It divides like its siblings. The same 8-division split (percentages set by Ithuba), each allocation shared equally by that division's winners.
- Its rollovers are its own. An unwon Plus 2 jackpot carries into the next Plus 2 draw — never into the main game or Plus 1, and theirs never flow here.
Structure, odds and the bonus-ball mechanics are identical to the main game — covered once, properly, on the main Lotto payouts page. Pool-funding comparisons with the middle rung live on the Plus 1 payouts page.
The Full-Ladder Player's Payout Checklist
If you're on this page, you probably play all three games — which makes you the player with the most money to lose to admin. The short list:
- Three draws, three checks, every Wednesday and Saturday. Plus 2's result lands last and gets forgotten most — the ticket checker runs all three lines in one pass.
- The bonus ball counts in all three games. Compare your numbers against each draw's bonus ball too, or you'll miss the upgrade divisions.
- Tax-free, 365 days, same claims process as the main game — sign the ticket, claim by prize size, confirm thresholds on the official National Lottery site.
- And the standing truth: nothing on this page — averages, swings, rollover rates — changes any draw's odds. It describes where the money went, never where it's going.