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10 May 2016
A lucky Sowetan woman is R20-million richer after winning the Lotto Guaranteed jackpot
Written by ithuba
A lottery ticket bought from Shoprite in Glen Ridge, Soweto won the R20-million Lotto Guaranteed jackpot from the Saturday, 30 April draw, turning a mid-50s factory worker into a multi-millionaire.
She had bought the R20 winning ticket around midday on that Saturday and was the only one that matched all six Lotto numbers scooping the guaranteed jackpot.To celebrate last Wednesday’s April 27 Freedom Day holiday, Ithuba raised the stakes by putting up a R20-million guaranteed Lotto jackpot for the Saturday evening’s draw. The prize has been claimed by a shocked and emotional woman from Soweto last week.
She had kept her winning ticket inside her Bible and thought it had been a big mistake that it somehow matched all six numbers. She’s thrilled that she will finally get to fulfill her dream of retiring early and acquire a home by the sea. “This will transform my life,” she said while struggling to hold back tears.
She said her other dream of buying her daughter a house will finally also be fulfilled. She’s excited that her retirement money will now be like an added bonus as she enters a new life as a South Africa’s newest multi-millionaire.
This is the Lotto game’s 31st R1-million-plus jackpot winning ticket since June last year when Ithuba took over the running of the lottery.
A total of 39 Lotto jackpots have been won since June 2015, only eight jackpot winners in the Lotto received pay-outs of less than R1-million. Meanwhile, Ithuba has already created 53 millionaire winners across all lottery games since June 2015, making one millionaire a week on average.
The Saturday was all about winning in the lottery as another ticket bought at Cape Town’s Bonteheuwel Post Office in the Western Cape, won the R1.5-million Lotto Plus jackpot, at the same draw. Ithuba has already seen 100 jackpot winners across all lottery games with the Lotto Plus leading after having recorded a total of 43 jackpot winners. More than half of all jackpot winners across all the games have walked away with R1-million-Plus winnings.
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THE Lotto game has undergone exciting changes which will see players winning more – including more in jackpots.
Research by National Lottery operator, Ithuba, has shown that most Lotto players in South Africa want to win more in Jackpots and for matching at least 3 numbers .
As part of its ongoing mission aimed at reinvigorating the lottery games and bringing about more excitement, Ithuba is making changes to the Lotto and Lotto Plus games.
In an unprecedented move, the Lotto game will see more allocations go into the jackpots for lottery players.
Newly-introduced changes by Ithuba will also see changes such as a fixed guaranteed prize pay-out of R50 for those matching 3 numbers on Lotto. At the moment if players get to match 3 numbers, they are paid out varying amounts which were dependent on the number of people that have won in the division.
There will also be changes in the second chance game, Lotto Plus, which will now see its jackpot rolling over instead of rolling down as it’s the case currently. The Lotto Plus jackpot will now keep on rolling until it’s been won, leading to sizeable jackpots.
Lotto Plus will also feature a fixed guaranteed prize pay-out of R20 for those matching 3 numbers. Changes will also include the introduction of the QuickPick option on the bet slip which has been given a new look and feel for the players’ convenience.
The changes which will kick in from Sunday May 22, 2016 where a mega guaranteed jackpot will be on the line for the Saturday 28th May draw. The changes will also see Lotto tickets retailing for R5.00 while the price of Lotto Plus will retail for R2.50.
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MORE is at stake this Saturday with a R30-million guaranteed jackpot for LOTTO up for grabs.
Tickets for the guaranteed jackpot draw are on sale, and the draw will take place on Saturday, 28 May.
Sunday May 22 saw the launch of the enhanced Lotto and Lotto Plus games which have undergone exciting facelifts.
The changes are part of the lottery operator’s mission of enhancing and reinvigorating the lottery games to make them more exciting and appealing.
Ithuba has however also decided to up the ante by putting up a staggering R30 million guaranteed jackpot to coincide with the much-awaited launch.
Research by Ithuba has shown that SA lottery players want to win more and the lottery operator responded by bringing about changes that will allow more allocations in Lotto jackpots. There’s more in the Lotto jackpot prize, which is an estimated 50% more than previously.
The changes will allow the Lotto game more flexibility and put it in line with international benchmarks, allowing more funds to be available for the jackpot prizes.
Changes also include a guaranteed fixed prize pay-out of R50 for matching 3 numbers in the Lotto game. In the past the prize was determined by a number of tickets matching three numbers and thus sharing a prize pool.
Other changes include the introduction of the Quickpick option on the bet slip which has been given a new fresh look.
The Lotto Plus jackpot will, going forward, be rolling over instead of rolling down if not won. This means the Lotto Plus jackpot will keep growing leading to much bigger jackpots if not won.
Lotto Plus also has a guaranteed fixed prize pay-out of R20 for those matching 3 numbers.
Lotto tickets are now retailing at R5.00 while Lotto Plus retailing at R2.50.
The Saturday, 28 May, evening’s live Lotto draw will take place at 9pm on
SABC 2. Ticket sales close at 20:30, 30 minutes before the live draw.
Be sure to get your ticket and Phanda Pusha Play for your One Thin
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A lucky player that bought a Lotto ticket via FNB is now R15.2-million richer after matching all six numbers in Wednesday evening’s draw. This is the biggest jackpot won from the FNB channel since the offering became live to their customers last year. Customers purchasing via FNB have received winnings of over R70 Million in total for LOTTO and PowerBall in this time.
Ithuba has already paid over R40 million in jackpots since the modified Lotto and Lotto Plus games were launched just over a month ago. Over R 6.5-million in Lotto Plus Jackpots have also been paid out over the period.
For the first time ever, the Lotto Plus jackpot now stands at an estimated R9.7-million for Saturday’s draw.
There’s also been more than 710 000 winners of R50 who matched 3 numbers in the Lotto game while Lotto Plus has recorded over 648 000 winners of R20 in the same category.
Ithuba has now recorded a total of 108 jackpot winners across all games while creating 61 millionaires in the process since June last year when it took over the running of the lottery.
The FNB platform is one of Ithuba’s recently-introduced exciting alternative ways of playing the lottery, another innovation aimed at making the lottery games easily accessible to people from all corners of South Africa.
FNB customers are able play their favourite lottery games on the banks’ platforms which include fnb.co.za, FNB Cellphone Banking *120*321#, the FNB Banking APP and FNB ATMs.
Meanwhile, the PowerBall jackpot which has rolled over several times and is now estimated at an incredible R45-million for tonight’s (Friday, 01 July) draw.
Powerball and Powerball Plus draws are broadcast live on e.tv at 9pm on Tuesday and Friday evenings while ticket sales close 30 minutes before every draw.
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TWO lottery players from KwaZulu-Natal will be smiling all the way to the bank after scooping R35.2-million and R19.2-million jackpots respectively this past weekend. The only ticket to match all six LOTTO winning numbers was a QuickPick ticket bought at a Spar supermarket in Kokstad, KwaZulu-Natal. The R35, 244,636.50 amount represents the highest ever LOTTO game jackpot won under current lottery operator, Ithuba. The player of the winning ticket only made a bet of R15.00.
The winner is yet to come forward to claim their life-changing winnings.
Last Friday, the PowerBall PLUS jackpot which had been rolling over for several weeks, carrying R19, 292,609.50 was also won. The R45.00 QuickPick winning ticket was bought at The Pie Train at Isipingo Rail also in KwaZulu-Natal. The winner has also not come forward to claim.
Under Ithuba 120 jackpots have already been won across LOTTO, LOTTO PLUS, PowerBall and PowerBall PLUS games in its first 14 months of operating the lottery.
Ithuba has now created a total of 73 millionaires at an astonishing average of more than 5 millionaires a month.
This week all eyes will definitely be on the R10-million PowerBall jackpot for tonight’s, 05 August, draw.
The Friday evening’s live PowerBall draw will take place at 9pm on e.TV, ticket sales close 30 minutes before the draw.
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A life of a lottery player from Mooi River, KwaZulu-Natal, will never be the same again after scooping the R12,003,288.20 LOTTO jackpot on Saturday, 13 August 2016. The R5.00 winning ticket was purchased on Friday last week, at Circle Way Trading in Mooi River. The only ticket to match all six LOTTO winning numbers was a Quick Pick ticket.
The R12,003,288.20 LOTTO winning ticket come weeks after Ithuba’s highest LOTTO jackpot of R35,244,636.50 which was also won by a player from KwaZulu-Natal. The winner of this ticket is yet to come forward to claim their winnings.
Since June last year, Ithuba has recorded 122 jackpot winners across LOTTO, LOTTO PLUS, PowerBall and PowerBall PLUS games and has in the process created 75 millionaires.
Ithuba has overall created over 59 million winners across LOTTO, LOTTO PLUS, PowerBall, PowerBall PLUS and SPORTSTAKE games.
Tonight, all eyes will be on the PowerBall R19,000,000 estimated jackpot and PowerBall PLUS R6,400,000 estimated jackpot for Tuesday’s draw, 16 August. Tickets for this draw are on sale, ticket sales close 30 minutes before the draw.
The Tuesday evening’s live PowerBall draw will take place at 9pm on e.TV.
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Ithuba, the National Lottery operator, is appealing to KwaZulu-Natal residents who have not yet come forward to claim their LOTTO and LOTTO PLUS tickets purchased last year. The unclaimed LOTTO tickets are worth R10 Million and R1.6 Million respectively.
The R10 Million winning ticket was purchased for the LOTTO draw on 16 December 2015, at Moonlight Superette, Warangal Road, Merebank, and will expire on Friday, 16 December 2016, if not claimed. The second unclaimed ticket from the region is worth R1.6 Million and was bought from Pick n Pay, Arbor Crossing at Amanzimtoti, Durban and will expire on Monday, 19 December 2016 if not claimed.
Ithuba urges the players to contact them immediately with their ticket to claim their winnings.
Players are advised to check their tickets regularly and validate them at their nearest retailer or visit any of the Ithuba regional offices to see if they have winning numbers. All winners have 365 days to claim before their ticket (s) expire. For winners services and jackpot details, please contact ITHUBA player helpline: 0800 484 822.
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14 December 2016
Two massive Jackpots on the line for tomorrow – R20 Million lotto estimated Jackpot and R20 Million Lotto plus guaranteed Jackpot
Written by ithuba
THE festive season is a time for giving, and Ithuba is doing just that for all lottery players across the country with a guaranteed R20 million jackpot for LOTTO PLUS and a further estimated R20 million for LOTTO.
Don’t miss out on these two jackpots, the draw will be on Wednesday, 14 December 2016 at 9pm on SABC 2. The tickets for the jackpots are on sale at all National Lottery retailers, online via www.nationallottery.co.za, banking channels and mobile device channels such as FLASH, Kazang, and A2PAY. Ticket sales close 30 minutes before the draw.
LOTTO has to date created over 105 841 489 number of winners and 352 millionaires throughout the country, while LOTTO PLUS has over 83 651 959 and 155 millionaires.
LOTTO and LOTTO PLUS draws are broadcast live on SABC 2 at 9pm on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Players need to be 18 years or older to play.
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EXCITING times are here for LOTTO players across South Africa with three jackpots up for grabs every Wednesday and Saturday evening – giving players more chances at becoming instant millionaires.
Keeping in line with our promise to reinvigorate the lottery, ITHUBA, is bringing changes to the first game that was launched under the National Lottery portfolio of games back in 2000. ITHUBA is introducing LOTTO PLUS 2, which will add to the already existing LOTTO, and LOTTO PLUS games from 30 July 2017. LOTTO PLUS will now be re-branded as LOTTO PLUS 1.
These recent enhancements of the LOTTO game by the National Lottery Operator – Ithuba – will result in more chances at winning the jackpot for players and most importantly more funds towards good causes among other benefits. The introduction of LOTTO PLUS 2 means players will now have a third chance of winning the jackpot and all other prizes at every LOTTO draw.
The amount of money distributed by the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund is always directly linked to the volume of ticket sales, and with over R2.6 billion transferred to the NLDTF for good causes since June 2015, the introduction of LOTTO PLUS 2 will surely lead to more funds being raised towards the good causes.
The LOTTO PLUS 2 will be priced at R2.50 including VAT at 14%, the same price as the second opportunity game, LOTTO PLUS 1. The LOTTO PLUS 2 is set to be a game changer in the industry. LOTTO Product Manager, Asad Gafoor, said the changes were made with the player in mind, and growing the millionaire winners’ pool. “LOTTO is the oldest game in the National Lottery game catalogue and very popular. Being the longest standing game, there is a need to keep the game fresh and enjoyable. This way we can give back more to the players,” Asad Gafoor said.
LOTTO players will for the first time ever have six jackpots to try for in just one week.
“LOTTO PLUS 2 is an addition to the current LOTTO, and LOTTO PLUS games and each draw will now carry a jackpot for all three games. We are not only bringing bigger jackpots, but we have also added an extra prize division which will increase the overall odds of winning,” said Asad Gafoor.
The LOTTO game is available on multiple channels including traditional retailers, the National Lottery web site, USSD, Banks, and handheld devices such as Flash, Kazang, Blue Label and A2 Pay, making the games easily accessible.
To be launched on the 30th of July 2017.
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A North West man has joined the list of millionaires after winning the LOTTO jackpot of R17 527 655.10. After a string of bad luck, the LOTTO winner has finally seen lady luck smile his way.
Last year February the winner was diagnosed with prostate cancer and subsequent to that his life and family’s started to unravel. “After finding out I was diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer I felt like my life was coming to an end. I started cancer treatment and all I could do was hope for the best,” said the winner.
As the winner was busy coming to terms with the cancer ordeal, bad-luck struck again on the 18th of May this year when he was driving to work. “My work requires me to travel a lot and on this day I was on the road and suddenly my left eye was blurry and I was struggling to see the road. I consulted a doctor and he scheduled an emergency operation. Unfortunately, the operation was not a success and I lost all vision in my left eye,” explained the teary winner.
After the operation, the winner couldn’t resume work and this affected his income, and in June he received his last cheque from the company as his sick leave days had been depleted. “We were already struggling to make ends meet as I was not earning a full salary since being at home. It was really tough without a stable income and being the main breadwinner I thought we were going to be destitute.”
After all this misfortune, on the 26th of July 2017, the winner’s life was never to be the same again. On that day he won R17.5 million from the LOTTO draw. This avid player says he always had a hunch that someday he will bag the LOTTO millions.
Winning the LOTTO wasn’t the first bit of good news, he also recently found out after a recent visit to the doctor that he has been cleared of cancer. “You can imagine my shock when the doctor said my blood count shows that there is no trace of cancer. I feel like I have been giving a new lease on life,” said the winner.
The player spent R45.00 on his winning ticket and says the first person he shared the news with was his wife. “After visiting my local store and seeing I had a winning ticket I immediately drove back home and shared the news with my wife. She was in the kitchen when I told her the news we both started crying as we couldn’t believe it,” said the winner.
The LOTTO winnings have also allowed him to have another eye operation that will help restore his sight. He also plans to enjoy his retirement; invest some of the windfall, share the money with his children, and buy his grandson a car he promised him.
Ithuba also provided the winner with financial advice and counselling to ensure that the winner has all the knowledge, resources and advice on how to cope with his new wealth.
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A man in his early forties has become the latest National Lottery winner after winning an impressive R5.2 million LOTTO Plus jackpot on 8 August 2017. With this windfall, he plans on realising one of his childhood dreams which is to move from being an employee and becoming an employer.
The winner who originates from KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) has big plans with his money, and more importantly, he will finally be able to pursue his farming dream. “Growing-up in rural KZN meant I was exposed to farming from a young age and I enjoyed every moment of herding cattle. From that young age, I knew I had found my passion and wanted to become a large scale farmer.”
But due to lack of capital and other resources, the LOTTO Plus jackpot winner had to settle for an eight-to-five job and become a full-time employee. “I had to put food on the table and needed a stable income, and that meant my entrepreneurial farming dream had to be put on hold – at least for the time being,” said the winner.
Even though he had a stable job, he still could not let go of his childhood dream. “I still wanted my farm and wanted to create jobs, particularly in the village I grew up in. This burning desire pushed me and in the effort of pursuing this dream, I compiled a business plan and with it I knocked on every door to try and get funding for my business plan, but rejection is all I got. No one wanted to fund the business.
“Even though no funding opportunities were coming my way, I refused to lose hope. I knew one day my dream will come true,” explained the jubilant winner.
Little did he know that R60 is all it would take for him to move one step closer to his dream. “I went into a garage and as they were filling-up my car I decided to play LOTTO and LOTTO Plus. My ticket was a quick pick and I wagered for R60.” That winning ticket made the KZN husband and father the newest millionaire created by ITHUBA, the National Lottery Operator.
Other than going into farming, the winner also plans to build his mother a house and also extend the size of his current house.
Ithuba also provided the winner with financial advice and counselling to ensure that the winner has all the knowledge, resources and advice on how to cope with his new wealth.
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It’s been two years and five months since 30-year-old Paul Williams* won the national lottery and‚ to date‚ not even his boyfriend of two years is aware that he is a multi-millionaire.
In a telephone conversation with TimesLIVE‚ Williams said only his mother and sister were aware of his R7-million winnings from August 2015.
Asked why he has kept it a secret‚ Williams said: “People change [but keeping it a secret] was an easy choice. I will eventually tell him, though. My dream has always been to get out of debt and‚ now that I am out‚ I tell him that my dream is to buy an island. Maybe we will buy it together‚” he chuckled.
At 27‚ Williams was dealing with a break-up and had mounting debt after losing his job. On his way home from dinner with friends‚ they stopped at a local Spar supermarket and‚ while his friends purchased other items‚ he bought a lottery ticket worth R50. His life changed forever the next morning when he discovered he had won.
“I woke up early and checked the ticket and saw I had the matching winning numbers but I still wasn’t sure whether I had won. I wasn’t really sure how you win‚” he said.
“I called my sister and she confirmed that I had won and I then called my mom. We were meant to discuss my future [since I was unemployed] when I told her that she doesn’t need to worry about me anymore‚” he said.
He and his family headed to the lottery offices in Johannesburg‚ where his win was confirmed. He was offered psychological and financial counselling and‚ two weeks later‚ the money was in his account.
He did not take up the financial advice but spoke to the psychologist.
“That helped me to work through my emotions. I would not be in a good place if it wasn’t for the psychological help‚” he said. Williams still sees a psychologist every week. “I think the counselling is a must‚” he said. “People sometimes frown upon you seeing a psychologist but it helps. It helps in understanding why certain things are the way they are‚” he said.
Since then‚ Williams has invested in a farming business but says he “hasn’t really worked”. Despite being an instant millionaire‚ he continues to live a modest lifestyle.
“I didn’t have a car back then. I had sold it because of all my debt so [after the win]‚ I bought a second-hand Audi TT model. I still live in the same house. I just made the place nicer and I have someone who now takes care of the garden‚” Williams said.
He kept his winnings under wraps by telling his friends that his mother had fixed up the house for him. He explained his new car by saying he had scored a lucrative job.
Prior to his winnings‚ he was never one for designer brands. That hasn’t changed. He still shops at Mr Price and Pick n Pay Clothing‚ occasionally at Woolworths.
“Clothing‚ I would say‚ I still keep the same‚” Williams said. “If you make big changes‚ in 5 to 10 years you may have nothing left.”
One of the most difficult things‚ however‚ has been to stop himself from wanting to help every person he comes across who is in need of financial assistance. He does‚ however‚ lend a helping hand wherever he can.
Now‚ he lives off the interest of the money he has saved up as well as some of the profits of his business.
“I still save up as much as I can‚” he said.
He admits that he enjoys his wealth‚ which he estimates at roughly R20-million. A typical day involves waking up early‚ playing computer games and doing research on new businesses, and then doing work towards an online course he recently started.
“I live on a big farm‚ so I also take the dogs for a walk and feed the cattle, but I don’t have to do that and it feels good not to worry about money‚” Williams said.
He is now looking into buying property overseas.
“I still play the lotto and I have won small amounts since then‚” he said.
*Not his real name
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Monday 22 January – Johannesburg – National Lottery announced its highest LOTTO jackpot since 2015, at a record estimated R100 million for the upcoming Wednesday 24 January draw.
“The LOTTO sits at an estimated R100 million a record breaking amount for ITHUBA,” says Khensani Mabuza, Head of Marketing: ITHUBA. “We are very excited as this is in keeping with our promise to our players of bigger jackpots more often and we are calling on all South Africans to go out and play,” she says.
The highest LOTTO jackpot payouts since 2015 are as below:
- 04 November 2017 winner from the Eastern Cape won R 50 795 986,30
- 22 April 2017 winner from Kwazulu Natal won R 34 494 651, 00
- 30 July 2016 winner from KwaZulu Natal won R 35 244 363, 50
“We recently announced a PowerBall winner of just over R70 million,” says Mabuza. “ In 2016, we paid out our highest PowerBall jackpot amount of R87 million to a school teacher in Limpopo. ITHUBA is now looking at making the same happen for our LOTTO players.”
“You can only win if you play, so visit our National Lottery website, or the banking channels and National Lottery retailers, and change your tomorrow today!” concludes Mabuza.
ENDS
About Ithuba Winner Services
Because we understand that winning the lottery is both a very exciting and potentially overwhelming experience. It is with this in mind that Ithuba established the Winner Services department, which offers a number of complimentary services to people with winnings above R50 000. The aim is to equip our winners with tools to best invest their winnings and to cope with this sudden life-changing event. Winner Services include:
- Safeguarding winners identities
- Financial advice
- Estate planning
- Legal advice and
- Trauma and Emotional Counselling.
About Ithuba
Ithuba Holdings Proprietary “(RF), is the official operator of the National Lottery in South Africa from 1 June 2015. Ithuba will reinvigorate the National Lottery through optimising the consumer experience, restoring faith and trust in the National Lottery, and showcasing its positive social contribution to our society. Ithuba, proudly rooted in South Africa, is intent on contributing positively and actively to socio-economic development through the ethical and efficient operation of the National Lottery, and setting the benchmark for Lottery operations in SA and beyond.
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26 January 2018
LOTTO jackpot now a record breaking R110 million guaranteed, the highest in the history of the National Lottery in South Africa
Written by ithuba
Thursday 25 January – Johannesburg – ITHUBA, the licensed operator for the National Lottery, is excited to announce a record breaking jackpot for LOTTO at a guaranteed R110 million for this Saturday 27 January 2018 draw.
“Earlier this week the LOTTO jackpot was at its highest since 2015 (R100 million),” says Khensani Mabuza, Head of Marketing, Ithuba. “Our 24 January draw was not won – and now the LOTTO jackpot is standing at R110 million guaranteed.”
“This is the highest jackpot in the history of the National Lottery games since its existence in South Africa,” Mabuza shares excitedly.
The highest LOTTO jackpot payouts since 2015 are as below:
- 04 November 2017 winner from the Eastern Cape won R 50 795 986,30
- 22 April 2017 winner from Kwazulu Natal won R 34 494 651, 00
- 30 July 2016 winner from KwaZulu Natal won R 35 244 363, 50
“We are encouraging South Africans over the age of 18 to come out in their numbers and play LOTTO for the Saturday 27 January draw. To stand a chance in winning our record breaking jackpot, you have to play.”
“You have to be in it to win it, so visit our National Lottery website, or use your banking channels, National Lottery retailers, and any participating informal trader and change your tomorrow today!” concludes Mabuza.
Where to play LOTTO
You have two days left to go and play the LOTTO for the draw on Saturday 27 January 2018.
- To play visit nationallottery.co.za , register and start playing. Registration is quick and simple, and you can play immediately.
- You are able to play on your banking partner: First National Bank, Standard Bank and Nedbank.
- Visit your National Lottery retailers nationwide.
- Visit your local informal trader: FLASH, Kazang, A2Pay and Blue Label
About Ithuba Winner Services
Because we understand that winning the lottery is both a very exciting and potentially overwhelming experience. It is with this in mind that Ithuba established the Winner Services department, which offers a number of complimentary services to people with winnings above R50 000. The aim is to equip our winners with tools to best invest their winnings and to cope with this sudden life-changing event. Winner Services include:
- Safeguarding winners identities
- Financial advice
- Estate planning
- Legal advice and Trauma and Emotional Counselling.
About Ithuba
Ithuba Holdings Proprietary “(RF), is the official operator of the National Lottery in South Africa from 1 June 2015. Ithuba will reinvigorate the National Lottery through optimising the consumer experience, restoring faith and trust in the National Lottery, and showcasing its positive social contribution to our society. Ithuba, proudly rooted in South Africa, is intent on contributing positively and actively to socio-economic development through the ethical and efficient operation of the National Lottery, and setting the benchmark for Lottery operations in SA and beyond.
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Calabash Cash
Calabash Cash
HOW TO PLAY AND HOW TO WIN
Step 1:
Log in to https://www.nationallottery.co.za/play-now/eaziwin or follow the prompts on the Mobile App.
Step 2:
Select CALABASH CASH as your game option.
Step 3:
Select your entry price from either R3.00 or R5.00.
Step 4:
Click the Play now button.
Step 5:
Click on each calabash to reveal it or click the scratch all button.
Step 6:
Match 3 calabashes to win the prize.
Step 7:
A message appears at the end of the game to notify you of the outcome.
Step 8:
Your On-Line player account wallet will be topped up automatically with your winning amount below R50,000.
Step 9:
Click on the PLAY NOW button to play again.
| Calabash Cash | |
|---|---|
| Price Points: | R3.00 and R5.00 |
| Overall odds of winning a prize (1 in X): | 3.05 |
| Prize Division | Prize Amounts for Each Ticket Price Point | |
|---|---|---|
| R3.00 | R5.00 | |
| 1 | R45,000.00 | R75,000.00 |
| 2 | R1,500.00 | R2,500.00 |
| 3 | R600.00 | R1,000.00 |
| 4 | R300.00 | R500.00 |
| 5 | R120.00 | R200.00 |
| 6 | R60.00 | R100.00 |
| 7 | R30.00 | R50.00 |
| 8 | R15.00 | R25.00 |
| 9 | R9.00 | R15.00 |
| 10 | R6.00 | R10.00 |
| 11 | R3.00 | R5.00 |
Fafi Fortune
Fafi Fortune
HOW TO PLAY AND HOW TO WIN
Step 1:
Log in to https://www.nationallottery.co.za/play-now/eaziwin or follow the prompts on the Mobile App.
Step 2:
Select FAFI FORTUNE as your game option.
Step 3:
Select your entry price from either R3.00 or R5.00.
Step 4:
Click the Play now button.
Step 5:
The prize for the game will be revealed as per the prize table.
Step 6:
Left click on your mouse or tap the touchpad or touchscreen to spin the reel.
Step 7:
Match at least 3 symbols according to the winning pattern illustrated in the paytable to win the prize.
Step 8:
A message appears at the end of the game to notify you of the outcome.
Step 9:
Your On-Line player account wallet will be topped up automatically with your winning amount below R50,000.
Step 10:
Click on the PLAY NOW button to play again.
| Fafi Fortune | |
|---|---|
| Price Points: | R3.00 and R5.00 |
| Overall odds of winning a prize (1 in X): | 3.18 |
| Prize Division | Prize Amounts for Each Ticket Price Point | |
|---|---|---|
| R3.00 | R5.00 | |
| 1 | R45,000.00 | R75,000.00 |
| 2 | R1,500.00 | R2,500.00 |
| 3 | R600.00 | R1,000.00 |
| 4 | R300.00 | R500.00 |
| 5 | R225.00 | R375.00 |
| 6 | R150.00 | R250.00 |
| 7 | R75.00 | R125.00 |
| 8 | R30.00 | R50.00 |
| 9 | R15.00 | R25.00 |
| 10 | R6.00 | R10.00 |
| 11 | R3.00 | R5.00 |
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