Australian Powerball Ticket Checker & Scanner
Wondering “did I win Australian Powerball?” Scan your ticket with your phone camera and WonYet checks it against the official winning numbers for that drawing.
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Latest Australian Powerball winning numbers
Latest winning numbers · drawing of
Thursday, July 30, 2026
- 18
- 20
- 22
- 26
- 31
- 34
- 35
- Powerball: 18
Last updated
Next drawing: Thursday, August 6 at 8:30 PM GMT+10. draws in 4d 20h
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Check your Australian Powerball numbers
See if your numbers won the Thursday, July 30, 2026 drawing. Holding more than one line, or a ticket from another draw? Scan it and WonYet checks every line against that drawing for you.
How the Australian Powerball checker works
Australian Powerball is a 7 of 35 + Powerball (1–20) game drawn Thursday. Checking a ticket by hand means comparing 7 numbers plus the Powerball across every line you bought — easy to fumble at 11pm. WonYet reads your ticket photo in seconds, confirms the numbers with you once, then checks them against the official results. If you win anything, from the smallest tier to the jackpot, you’ll know what it’s worth — the exact amount on fixed prizes, and a clear estimate on jackpot and pari-mutuel tiers.
- Scans paper tickets with your camera — 30 free scans every month
- Knows every Australian Powerball prize tier
- Automatic checking after your ticket's drawing
- Win alerts within minutes of results landing — by email and push alert, both free
What do your matches pay?
How many numbers do you need to win Australian Powerball?
The smallest Australian Powerball prize is for matching 2 numbers + Powerball, which wins about A$10 (varies by drawing). On Australian Powerball, 2 numbers + the Powerball wins about A$10 (varies by drawing); 2 numbers without the Powerball does not win.
See the complete Australian Powerball payout chart for what every combination pays.
Australian Powerball FAQs
Do you win anything with 2 numbers on Australian Powerball?
On Australian Powerball, 2 numbers + the Powerball wins about A$10 (varies by drawing); 2 numbers without the Powerball does not win.
What is the smallest Australian Powerball prize?
The smallest Australian Powerball prize is for matching 2 numbers + Powerball, which wins about A$10 (varies by drawing).
Do you win if you only match the Powerball on Australian Powerball?
No — matching only the Powerball on Australian Powerball doesn’t win a prize. The smallest winning combination is 2 numbers + Powerball, which pays about A$10 (varies by drawing).
What time is the Australian Powerball drawing?
Drawings are held Thursday at 8:30 PM Australian Eastern Time.
What days does Australian Powerball draw?
Thursday
What time do Australian Powerball ticket sales close?
Ticket sales for Australian Powerball close before the drawing — most states stop selling roughly 1–2 hours before the draw (some as little as 15 minutes, some longer), and the exact cutoff is set by your state lottery and retailer, not by WonYet. Drawings are held Thursday at 8:30 PM Australian Eastern Time. To be safe, buy well ahead of the draw, check the verified per-state sales cutoff times, or confirm with thelott.com.
When are Australian Powerball results available?
Drawings are held Thursday at 8:30 PM Australian Eastern Time. Winning numbers appear on this page shortly after the drawing.
How do I check my Australian Powerball ticket?
Scan it with WonYet: snap a photo of the ticket, WonYet reads your numbers in seconds, and checks them against the official Australian Powerball results for that drawing.
How long do I have to claim an Australian Powerball prize?
You have 365 days from the drawing to claim an Australian Powerball prize. Confirm the exact deadline with the official operator at www.thelott.com.
Where do I verify Australian Powerball results officially?
Always confirm at www.thelott.com or an authorized retailer before claiming.
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