UK49s Results South Africa — Latest Lunchtime & Teatime Results

Today's UK49s results appear at the top of this page shortly after each draw: Lunchtime lands at 13:49 SAST and Teatime at 18:49 SAST. Each result shows the six main winning numbers plus the Booster ball. If a draw hasn't happened yet today, the most recent completed result is shown with its date clearly marked.

The draws happen in the UK at 12:49 (Lunchtime) and 17:49 (Teatime) local time, every day of the year. Because the UK moves its clocks and South Africa doesn't, in SAST that's currently 13:49 for Lunchtime and 18:49 for Teatime — the offset shifts by an hour when the UK enters or leaves daylight saving.

After the six main numbers are drawn, a seventh ball — the Booster — is drawn from the remaining 43. It only counts if you placed a 7-ball bet: bookmakers offer lower odds on 7-ball markets because including the Booster makes your numbers easier to hit. In a 6-ball bet, the Booster is ignored entirely.

No. UK49s is a private draw operated by 49's Ltd in the United Kingdom — it has no connection to Ithuba or the SA National Lottery. In South Africa you don't buy a UK49s ticket; you place a fixed-odds bet on the outcome through a bookmaker licensed by a provincial gambling board, choosing your own numbers and stake.

Automatically, shortly after each draw — twice a day, every day. Our system fetches and stores each official result and every table on this page (latest results, last 10 draws, hot & cold numbers) recalculates from that archive. The 'last updated' stamp at the bottom of the page shows the most recent refresh.

Across the last 100 draws we've recorded (Lunchtime and Teatime combined), the most frequently drawn numbers are 24, 38, 23, 45, 20, 22. Remember that frequency is a description of past draws only — every number 1–49 has an identical chance in the next draw.

Yes — this page shows the last 10 draws for each of Lunchtime and Teatime, and the full archives live on the dedicated history pages linked below each table. Every result we display was recorded from the official draws.

Sometimes, by coincidence — but there's no connection between the two. Lunchtime and Teatime are separate, independent random draws, so an afternoon result tells you nothing about the evening one. That's why we track and analyse the two draws in completely separate archives.

There is no method that wins at UK49s — the draw is random, every combination is equally likely, and bookmaker odds are set below the true mathematical odds, which is how they profit over time. You can choose how many numbers to bet (fewer numbers hit more often but pay less), set a strict budget, and treat it as paid entertainment. Anyone selling a winning system or 'banker' is selling fiction.

We publish free statistical number sets for both draws — see our UK49s Lunchtime predictions and Teatime predictions pages. They're built from real draw frequency data and clearly labelled for what they are: entertainment. No prediction can forecast a random draw or improve your odds, and we show how our previous sets fared against real results for transparency.