Saturday Lotto Payout Chart: What Your Numbers Win
Every Saturday Lotto prize tier. Rather not read a table? Scan your ticket and WonYet figures out your prize for you.
Prize amounts reviewed 2026-06-18.
| Match | Prize |
|---|---|
| 6 numbers | Jackpot |
| 5 numbers + 1 Supplementary | ≈ A$1,000* |
| 5 numbers | ≈ A$500* |
| 4 numbers | ≈ A$30* |
| 3 numbers + 1 Supplementary | ≈ A$18* |
| 3 numbers | ≈ A$15* |
* Pari-mutuel prize — the amount varies with each drawing’s sales and winner count; figures shown are recent typical values.
How Saturday Lotto prizes work
Some Saturday Lotto prizes are pari-mutuel: the amount depends on ticket sales and how many tickets win that tier, so the figures shown are typical estimates and the real payout can vary. For example, matching 3 numbers pays about A$15 (varies by drawing).
How many numbers do you need to win Saturday Lotto?
The smallest Saturday Lotto prize is for matching 3 numbers, which wins about A$15 (varies by drawing). No — 2 matching numbers alone do not win a Saturday Lotto prize. See the payout chart for what does.
Quick answers
- What do 3 numbers pay on Saturday Lotto?
- Matching 3 numbers (without the Supplementary) pays a pari-mutuel prize that varies by drawing on Saturday Lotto.
- Do I have to match the numbers in order?
- No. Saturday Lotto prizes depend only on how many of your numbers appear among the winning numbers, in any order.
- How do I check what my ticket actually won?
- Scan it with WonYet — the app reads your numbers, applies this exact prize table, and tells you the amount. It then keeps checking every future drawing automatically.
- Do you win anything with 2 numbers on Saturday Lotto?
- No — 2 matching numbers alone do not win a Saturday Lotto prize. See the payout chart for what does.
- What is the smallest Saturday Lotto prize?
- The smallest Saturday Lotto prize is for matching 3 numbers, which wins about A$15 (varies by drawing).
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