PowerBall Latest Payouts — 10 July 2026 Draw
The most recent verified SA PowerBall payout table. Within each division, every winning ticket received the identical amount.
| Division | Match | Winners | Payout per Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Division 1 (Jackpot) | 5 + PowerBall | 0 | Rollover — added to the next draw |
| Division 2 | 5 (no PB) | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 3 | 4 + PowerBall | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 4 | 4 (no PB) | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 5 | 3 + PowerBall | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 6 | 3 (no PB) | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 7 | 2 + PowerBall | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 8 | 1 + PowerBall | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 9 | PowerBall only | 0 | R0.00 |
PowerBall Plus Payouts — 10 July 2026
The same night's Plus draw pays from its own, separately funded pool — which is why the amounts below differ from the main game's for identical divisions.
| Division | Match | Winners | Payout per Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Division 1 (Jackpot) | 5 + PowerBall | 0 | Rollover — added to the next draw |
| Division 2 | 5 (no PB) | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 3 | 4 + PowerBall | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 4 | 4 (no PB) | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 5 | 3 + PowerBall | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 6 | 3 (no PB) | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 7 | 2 + PowerBall | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 8 | 1 + PowerBall | 0 | R0.00 |
| Division 9 | PowerBall only | 0 | R0.00 |
Full archives with payouts for every draw: PowerBall results history and PowerBall Plus results history.
The Full PowerBall Prize Structure — All 9 Divisions
PowerBall's payout system actually combines three different prize logics in one game:
- Division 1 — the rollover jackpot. A dedicated pool that carries over, uncapped, until a ticket matches 5 + PowerBall. Split equally if multiple tickets win.
- Divisions 2–8 — pooled prizes. Each funded by a share of the draw's sales and divided between that division's winners, so amounts move draw by draw.
- Division 9 — the fixed floor. Matching only the PowerBall pays a fixed R10, the game's guaranteed minimum prize and the reason any-prize odds are as friendly as ~1 in 18.
| Division | Match | Odds (1 in…) | Payout Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Division 1 | 5 + PowerBall | 42,375,200 | Rollover jackpot pool |
| Division 2 | 5 (no PB) | 2,230,274 | Pooled, varies by draw |
| Division 3 | 4 + PowerBall | 188,334 | Pooled, varies by draw |
| Division 4 | 4 (no PB) | 9,912 | Pooled, varies by draw |
| Division 5 | 3 + PowerBall | 4,280 | Pooled, varies by draw |
| Division 6 | 3 (no PB) | 225 | Pooled, varies by draw |
| Division 7 | 2 + PowerBall | 299 | Pooled, varies by draw |
| Division 8 | 1 + PowerBall | 57 | Pooled, varies by draw |
| Division 9 | PowerBall only | 35 | Fixed — R10 |
PowerBall Plus mirrors this structure division for division — same matches, same odds — but pays from its own smaller pool.
Average PowerBall Payouts per Division — Our Verified Archive
What "how much PowerBall winners get" looks like in practice: the average payout per winning ticket across the 135 verified draws in our database (draws where the division paid):
| Division | Match | Average Payout per Winner |
|---|---|---|
| Division 1 | 5 + PowerBall | R111 004 459.46 |
| Division 2 | 5 (no PB) | R268 819.59 |
| Division 3 | 4 + PowerBall | R16 516.94 |
| Division 4 | 4 (no PB) | R1 085.27 |
| Division 5 | 3 + PowerBall | R521.66 |
| Division 6 | 3 (no PB) | R23.84 |
| Division 7 | 2 + PowerBall | R23.87 |
| Division 8 | 1 + PowerBall | R15.08 |
| Division 9 | PowerBall only | R10.00 |
The Biggest Division 1 Payouts in Our Archive
Real, verifiable examples from our results database — the largest per-winner jackpot payouts we have on record:
| Draw Date | Jackpot Winners | Div 1 Payout per Winner |
|---|---|---|
| 20 January 2026 | 1 | R178 955 240.90 |
| 21 October 2025 | 1 | R163 552 190.60 |
| 2 June 2026 | 1 | R128 593 394.50 |
What Moves a PowerBall Payout Up or Down
- Rollover length. The dominant factor for Division 1: every unwon draw stacks the pool higher, which is how jackpots climb from millions into nine figures.
- Ticket sales. Big advertised jackpots drive sales spikes, which enlarge every pooled division that draw — a genuine feedback loop.
- Winner counts. Pooled prizes divide equally, so a division with few winners pays each one dramatically more. This is also the one place your number choices matter: heavily-played patterns (birthdays, straight lines on the slip) raise the chance of sharing, never the chance of winning.
- Which game you're in. Identical divisions pay differently in PowerBall vs PowerBall Plus, because each has its own sales-funded pool.
PowerBall vs PowerBall Plus Payouts
| Payout Feature | ⚡ PowerBall | ➕ PowerBall Plus |
|---|---|---|
| Prize divisions | 9 (identical structure) | 9 (identical structure) |
| Funding | Main-game ticket sales (R5.00/board) | Plus add-on sales (R2.50/board) |
| Typical payout size | Larger — bigger pool | Usually smaller — fewer entries |
| Division 9 floor | Fixed R10 | Fixed R10 |
| Jackpot behaviour | Rolls over uncapped | Rolls over uncapped (own pool) |
| Claiming | Identical process, deadlines and tax treatment for both games | |
One ticket with both options therefore carries two payout tables to check after every draw — the most commonly missed winnings in the game are Plus-line prizes on tickets whose main line blanked. More on the add-on itself: PowerBall Plus next jackpot.
PowerBall Payouts vs Other SA Lottery Games
| Feature | ⚡ PowerBall | 🏆 Lotto | 📅 Daily Lotto |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top payout potential | The largest — record R232m | Tens of millions (record ~R110m) | Thousands to low hundreds of thousands, shared |
| Guaranteed minimum prize | R10 (Div 9) | Pooled lower tiers | Small Div 4 amounts |
| Any-prize odds | ~1 in 18 | ~1 in 38 | ~1 in 8 |
| Payout rhythm | Rare, enormous | In between | Small, nightly |
Related deep-dives: Daily Lotto payouts and the next jackpot hub for live estimates on all six games.
Tax Rules for PowerBall Winnings in South Africa
PowerBall prizes are paid tax-free — from a R10 Division 9 win to a full nine-figure jackpot, National Lottery winnings are not taxed as income for ordinary players, and no amount is withheld from the payout. The practical caveat for large winners: once the money is yours, the returns it generates (interest, dividends, property income) are taxed like anyone else's, and estate-planning consequences follow the money too. Ithuba offers major winners access to professional financial counselling — for jackpot-scale amounts, use it before the funds move anywhere.
How to Claim Your PowerBall Payout — Step by Step
- Check both lines after the Tuesday/Friday draws — main and Plus — via the results archive or the ticket checker, which handles both at once.
- Sign the back of the ticket immediately. It's a bearer document: unsigned, it belongs to whoever presents it.
- Match the claim channel to the prize size. Smaller prizes pay out at any authorised Ithuba retailer; larger amounts are claimed through participating banks or Ithuba offices with your ID and ticket; jackpot-scale claims go through Ithuba directly with full verification. Online and banking-app winnings are typically credited automatically. Exact thresholds change — confirm on the official National Lottery site.
- Watch the clock: 365 days from the draw date, after which prizes are forfeited. Substantial PowerBall amounts go unclaimed every year — usually Plus lines and lower divisions nobody checked.
Can You Maximise Your PowerBall Winnings? What's Real and What Isn't
The direct answer: nothing increases your probability of winning — 1 in 42,375,200 per board for the jackpot, fixed, for every combination, every draw. What you can influence is small and practical:
- Reduce sharing risk, not winning risk. Well-spread numbers across 1–50 (our generator does this) make a shared jackpot less likely if you win. Frequency data on the hot & cold page is historical record only — it cannot tilt a draw.
- Capture what you've already won. Checking both lines every draw and claiming inside 365 days recovers the prizes players most often lose. This is genuinely the biggest "payout maximiser" available.
- Protect the ticket. Sign it, photograph it, store it. A lost winning ticket is a payout of zero.
- Never spend more to "improve" returns. More boards buy proportionally more chances at proportionally more cost — the expected loss per rand is unchanged, whatever the jackpot size.