PowerBall (Australia)

PowerBall is a lottery game modelled on the highly successful American PowerBall game. The game is administered by Tattersalls, and syndicated to all states through the Australian Lotto Bloc. Draws take place on Thursday nights, with the first draw held on 23 May 1996. In different regions of the Australian Power Ball is known under different names. In New South Wales and South Australia it's called Power 45, in the state of Queensland and Tasmania Power Ball is called PowerHit, and in Western Australia, PowerPik.

How do you play OZ PowerBall lottery on the Internet?

To play Oz PowerBall on-line you need to register at PlayUKinternet where you get an individual account from which you can place your bets, get confirmation of their result, and manage your winnings no matter how big. More information related to registration at PlayUKinternet can be found on our website in the section “How to play > Introduction.”

How do you play OZ PowerBall lottery?

Oz PowerBall uses two barrels to determine its winning numbers: five numbers are drawn at random from a barrel of 45 (standard winning numbers), then one number, the namesake Powerball, is drawn at random from a separate barrel of 45. To win first division the player needs to have all five numbers in their game as well as select the correct "Power Ball". For coupon entries; the "Power Ball" is selected in a separate box to the winning numbers. In an automated pick a computer randomly allocates the player five numbers as well as a "Power Ball" for each game line.
Oz PowerBall offers a slightly better odds overall for winning any prize than Saturday Lotto, partly due to its seven-division structure; however, its first division is about six times harder to win. Hitting the jackpot requires a proper prediction of all five numbers and the number of additional "Power Ball".

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