SA PowerBall Results History — Past Winning Numbers Archive

Quick Insights from the PowerBall Results History

A few at-a-glance figures pulled straight from the verified archive of past SA PowerBall winning numbers below. These describe what has already happened across the recorded draws — they are not predictions. Every draw is independent and random, so no past pattern changes the odds of any future Tuesday or Friday draw.

Want the full frequency breakdown? See every ball's appearance count on the Hot & Cold Numbers page, or browse the complete year-by-year results history below.

Browse PowerBall Results History by Year

Jump straight to every SA PowerBall draw from a given year. Each link opens the full past results for that year inside the archive above — ideal for tracing a specific season of winning numbers or finding an old ticket fast.

Why the SA PowerBall Results History Matters

SA PowerBall draws 5 numbers from 50 and a separate PowerBall from a pool of 20, giving 42,375,200 possible jackpot combinations. No strategy can change those odds, but a complete PowerBall results history is still genuinely useful. It is the single most reliable place to verify past winning numbers, look up any previous draw, and understand how the game actually behaves over months and years — rather than relying on memory or word of mouth.

Here is what you can realistically take from the archive of past results — and what you can't:

• ✓See which numbers have appeared most and least often. Over a long run the frequencies even out. Our Hot & Cold Numbers tool reads this archive — it describes the past, it does not predict the next draw.
• ✓Explore "overdue" numbers — with a caveat. A long-absent number is never actually "due," because each draw is independent, but the data is interesting to browse.
• ✓Follow rollover cycles and jackpot growth. The archive shows how often the Division 1 jackpot rolls over before it is won — real, factual context on how PowerBall jackpots build up.
• ✓Verify tickets you may have forgotten. With draws twice a week it's easy to lose track. The searchable archive and our Check Tickets tool make verification instant.
• ✓Settle "did that draw really happen?" questions. Because every entry is dated and cross-checked against the official Ithuba record, the history is a dependable reference for any past Tuesday or Friday draw.

What it cannot do is tell you what comes next. Past results have no memory and no influence on future draws, so the history is best used as a record and a research tool — not a forecast.

How to Read the PowerBall Results History Table

Each row in the archive above records one official draw, with the most recent at the top. If you are checking an old ticket or researching past winning numbers, here is exactly what every column and term means:

• Draw Date & Day — the day of the week (Tuesday or Friday) and the calendar date of that draw, shown in South African time.
• Winning Numbers — the five main balls drawn from the 1–50 pool, shown in dark circles. Their order doesn't affect prizes — only the set of numbers matters when you compare your ticket.
• PowerBall — the single red ball drawn from the separate 1–20 pool. It's required for the jackpot and several other divisions, so always check it against your ticket separately.
• Top Prize — the Division 1 amount for that draw. A "Rollover" tag means nobody matched all five numbers plus the PowerBall, so the jackpot carried over to the next draw.
• Total Winners — the combined number of winning tickets across all nine prize divisions for that draw, from the jackpot right down to matching the PowerBall only.
• Details — opens the full single-draw page with every division's prize amount and winner count, so you can see exactly which division a matching ticket would have fallen into.

Quick way to check a past ticket

Find your draw by date or year, compare your five main numbers and the PowerBall against that row, then open Details to confirm the prize for the division you matched. Or skip the manual step entirely with our Check Tickets tool.

SA PowerBall Prize Divisions Explained

Each draw in the history above shows a top prize and a total winner count. Those winners are spread across the SA PowerBall's nine prize divisions, based on how many of the five main numbers — and the PowerBall — a ticket matches. Here is what each division requires, with the approximate published odds on a single board.

Overall, the chance of winning any SA PowerBall prize is roughly 1 in 24. The PowerBall is drawn from its own separate drum, which is why several divisions depend only on matching it.

Understanding Rollovers in the PowerBall Results History

Browse the archive and you'll notice many draws marked "Rollover." That simply means no ticket matched all five main numbers plus the PowerBall in Division 1, so the jackpot money carried forward to the next draw. Because the jackpot odds are about 1 in 42 million, most individual draws are not won outright — which is why rollovers are common and jackpots can climb over several consecutive draws before someone finally takes the top prize.

How to spot rollover runs in the past results

In the table above, a gold "Rollover" tag in the Top Prize column marks a draw with no Division 1 winner. Scroll through consecutive draws and you can see these runs build: each rollover adds to the prize pool, so a string of them is exactly what produces the large, headline-grabbing jackpots you read about. When the tag finally changes to a Rand amount, that's the draw where the jackpot was won.

This is the opposite of the Daily Lotto, which uses a roll-down system and pays out every night. For PowerBall, the rollover mechanic is what builds those big jackpots over time. The results history is the clearest way to see those cycles for yourself — but remember that a long run of rollovers tells you nothing about when the next jackpot will be won, because every draw is independent and random.

How to Use This PowerBall Results History Archive

Four quick ways to get what you need from the archive of past results:

1. Filter by date or year

   Use the From/To date pickers above the table, or the Browse by Year links, to jump straight to any period — ideal for finding a specific Tuesday or Friday draw.

2. Open a draw for the full breakdown

   Click the date button on any row to see that draw's complete details, including the prize amount and number of winners in every division.

3. Verify an old ticket in time

   PowerBall tickets are valid for 365 days from the draw date. Find the matching draw here, compare your numbers and the PowerBall, and claim before the deadline if you have a win.

4. Go deeper with the stats tools

   Pair the history with our hot & cold numbers page to explore frequency trends across recorded draws.

About the SA PowerBall

PowerBall is one of South Africa's biggest lottery games, operated by Ithuba. Players choose 5 numbers from 1 to 50 plus 1 PowerBall from 1 to 20. A standard board costs R5, with an optional PowerBall Plus add-on for R2.50 that enters a second draw. Draws are held every Tuesday and Friday at 21:00 SAST. Unlike the Daily Lotto's roll-down, the PowerBall rolls the jackpot over: if nobody wins Division 1, it carries forward and grows — which is exactly what the "Rollover" entries in the archive above represent.

How We Source & Verify This Data

Accuracy matters most in a results archive, so every entry in this PowerBall results history follows the same process before it goes live:

NextDrawLogic is independent and not affiliated with Ithuba. For the official record of any draw, always confirm on the National Lottery website.