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HomeLottoLotto results, Wednesday November 11: Lotto Plus 1 and 5 Max —… LottoSouth Africa Lotto results, Wednesday November 11: Lotto Plus 1 and 5 Max — Check winning numbers No players matched all six numbers in Wednesday’s Lotto draw, meaning the jackpot rolls over to R1.33 million. One lucky player won R178,670.50 in Lotto Plus 1.

A combined R5.5 million in advertised jackpots was up for grabs in the Wednesday, November 11, 2026 draws.

Lotto carried an estimated R2 million, Lotto Plus 1 offered R3 million, and Lotto 5 Max stood at R500,000.

While the main Lotto jackpot rolled over, one lucky player took home R178,670.50 in Lotto Plus 1.

Follow our latest National Lottery results for fresh winning numbers and payouts after every draw.

Think you’ve hit the jackpot? Double-check your numbers on the official National Lottery results portal.

A combined R5.5 million in advertised jackpots was up for grabs in the Wednesday, November 11, 2026 draws.

Lotto carried an estimated R2 million, Lotto Plus 1 offered R3 million, and Lotto 5 Max stood at R500,000.

The next draws are scheduled for Saturday, November 14 at 9pm.

Follow our latest National Lottery results for fresh winning numbers and payouts after every draw.

Think you’ve hit the jackpot? Double-check your numbers on the official National Lottery results portal.

Lotto: 11, 24, 32, 47, 51, 52. Bonus: 14.

Lotto Plus 1: 09, 13, 20, 32, 44, 48. Bonus: 47.

Lotto 5 Max: 04, 24, 27, 35, 45, 47. Bonus: 11.

The Lotto draw generated R7.74 million in ticket sales, with a prize pool of R3.79 million. The jackpot rolls over to R1.33 million.

The Lotto Plus 1 draw generated R3.33 million in ticket sales, with a prize pool of R1.63 million. The jackpot rolls over to R2.49 million.

The Lotto 5 Max draw generated R3.03 million in ticket sales, with a prize pool of R1.48 million.

The Main Lotto is the core base game of the South African National Lottery, costing R5.00 per board.

This gives players three chances to win when paired with Lotto Plus 1 and Lotto 5 Max for R10.00 total.

Entry Cost: A single board costs R5.00 (including VAT). You must play the Main Lotto before adding Lotto Plus 1 (R2.50) and Lotto 5 Max (R2.50).

Gameplay: Pick six numbers from 1 to 52, or use Quick Pick for a random set. One extra Bonus Ball is drawn to boost lower-tier payouts.

You cannot pick a separate set of numbers for Lotto 5 Max—the six numbers you choose for your main Lotto board are automatically entered into all three draws.

Draw Schedule: Draws take place every Wednesday and Saturday at 9pm, with ticket sales closing at 8.30pm on draw nights.

Enter at authorised retailers, via participating banking apps, by dialing *120*154#, or online at the South African National Lottery.

Following the June 2026 Sizekhaya format updates, the jackpot odds for the Lotto trio are 1 in 20,358,520 per game.

Playing a single R10.00 ticket across all three draws gives you three independent shots, improving your combined odds of hitting at least one jackpot to 1 in 6,786,174.

Winners have 365 days from the draw date to claim their prize.

Prizes up to R2,000 can be collected at any authorised retailer, while larger amounts require a visit to a Sizekhaya regional office.

Don’t delay: Unclaimed prizes are forfeited after the 365-day deadline.

Check the operator’s current claim requirements and keep your ticket or digital entry details safe.

Next draws: Lotto, Lotto Plus 1 and Lotto 5 Max on Saturday, November 14 at 9pm.

Play responsibly. Participants must be 18 or older.

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