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Daily Lotto results, Thursday October 15: Check winning numbers and payouts

Three players are celebrating after matching all five numbers in Thursday’s Daily Lotto draw , winning R150,559.40 each. Draw #2770 took place on October 15, 2026, with an estimated jackpot of R500,000.

Follow our daily Lotto results coverage for the latest winning numbers and prize updates.

Daily Lotto winning numbers for October 15

The winning numbers were 03, 11, 16, 24 and 26 .

The draw generated R2,659,200 in ticket sales, with R1,290,509.76 allocated to the prize pool. There was no rollover, and the next draw takes place on Friday, October 16.

Daily Lotto prize divisions

Division Winners Prize each Match 5 3 R150,559.40 Match 4 331 R389.80 Match 3 10,277 R18.80 Match 2 101,810 R5.00

Players can verify their tickets through the official National Lottery results portal or catch up with the Wednesday, October 14 Daily Lotto results .

How to play and claim Daily Lotto prizes in South Africa

Daily Lotto costs R3 per board . Players select five numbers from 1 to 36 or use Quick Pick.

Draws take place daily at 9pm, with ticket sales closing at 8.30pm.

Unlike the main Lotto and PowerBall, Daily Lotto jackpots do not roll over. If nobody matches all five numbers, the top prize pool rolls down to the next-highest division with winners.

Winners have a strict 365-day window from the draw date to claim their prize.

After that deadline, unclaimed winnings are forfeited.

Prizes up to R2,000 can be collected from authorised retailers; larger amounts require the appropriate authorised payment channel or a National Lottery regional office.

Players must be 18 or older. Play responsibly.

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