At a glance
| Game | Ticket scope | Draw rules from |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday Lotto | Standard single draw | 10 October 2020 |
| Oz Lotto | Standard single draw | 17 May 2022 |
| Powerball | Standard single draw | 19 April 2018 |
| Set for Life | 1–10 consecutive weeks | 23 March 2020 |
Saturday Lotto
Standard single-draw entries with six numbers from 1–45. Multiple ordinary entries for the same draw can be compared, with matching numbers and potential divisions shown for each entry.
Oz Lotto
Standard single-draw entries with seven numbers from 1–47. Older Oz Lotto formats are outside the supported rule set.
Powerball
Standard single-draw entries with seven main numbers from 1–35 and a separate Powerball from 1–20. Include the full Powerball column in the photo and check that it has been recognised correctly.
Set for Life
Standard, full-share entries with seven numbers from 1–44, for printed ranges of 1–10 consecutive weeks. Include the first and last draw numbers, dates and all entry lines.
Each draw receives a separate outcome. Future draws and unavailable results remain distinct from checked draws; any amount shown while checks remain incomplete covers checked draws only. Division 1 and 2 instalment prizes require official verification.
Tickets that need another checking method
- System and reduced-system entries, syndicate shares and special entry formats.
- PowerHit, Powerpik and other formats beyond the standard entries described above.
- Multi-draw Saturday Lotto, Oz Lotto and Powerball tickets.
- Tickets combining different products, including Saturday Lotto with Super66.
- Games or historical draw rules not listed above, or tickets with incomplete or ambiguous printed details.
For an unsupported ticket, use Lotterywest's official results or an authorised retailer. Do not crop out an unsupported section to make a combined ticket appear compatible.
Always review the recognised details
A supported format does not guarantee a readable photo. Check the game, draw details and every entry against your ticket. If anything is wrong, retake the whole-ticket photo or use official checking. Our scanning guide explains the process.
