PowerBall and PowerBall Plus Results: Friday, 7 August 2026

Players of the PowerBall and PowerBall Xtra lottery in South Africa are competing for a combined jackpot of R73 million, based on estimates for the 7 August 2026 draw. According to official data, the main PowerBall jackpot is guaranteed at R67 million, while the PowerBall Xtra jackpot is estimated at R6 million.

PowerBall and PowerBall Xtra Results for 7 August 2026

The winning numbers for the draw on 7 August 2026 have been confirmed. For the main PowerBall draw, the winning numbers are 08, 22, 31, 39, and 40, with the Powerball being 05. The PowerBall Xtra winning numbers are 10, 11, 21, 46, and 47, with the Powerball being 06.

Official results are typically published within 10 minutes of the draw. The Citizen advises participants to verify their tickets against the official numbers listed on the National Lottery website to ensure accuracy, as the publication cannot take responsibility for potential errors in reported figures.

Participation Guidelines and Costs

Playing the PowerBall requires selecting numbers for a board at a cost of R10, which includes VAT. For those opting for PowerBall Plus, an additional fee of R5 per board applies. Entries can be purchased at authorized lottery outlets or through selected banking applications, subject to specific terms and conditions.

Pro Tip: Ensure your tickets are purchased before the 8:30 pm cutoff time on the day of the draw. The actual draw takes place at 9:00 pm.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of a single PowerBall entry?

A standard PowerBall entry costs R10 per board, inclusive of VAT.

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When are the official draw times?

Lottery outlets close at 8:30 pm on the day of the draw, and the draw itself is conducted at 9:00 pm.

Where can I verify historical winning numbers?

Historical data for PowerBall and Lotto draws can be accessed via the official National Lottery website at www.nationallottery.co.za.

Did you know? You can use the “How to Play” section on the National Lottery website to find detailed guides on different game variations and entry methods.

Have you checked your tickets against the latest numbers? Share your thoughts or questions about the draw process in the comments section below, and stay tuned for updates on future jackpots.

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