PowerBall Plus — History and Summary

Since its launch on December 1, 2015, PowerBall Plus has become an integral part of the South African lottery landscape. This supplementary game provides players with an additional opportunity to win using the same numbers selected for the main PowerBall draw. The historical archive on this page contains every PowerBall Plus result since inception, offering players a comprehensive resource for checking past draws and analyzing winning patterns.

PowerBall Plus operates using the identical format as the main game: five numbers from 1-50 plus one PowerBall from 1-20. However, it functions as a completely separate draw with independent winning numbers and prize pools. Players cannot purchase PowerBall Plus independently—it must be added to a main PowerBall ticket for an additional ZAR 2.50.

The game maintains the same nine-tier prize structure as the main PowerBall, ranging from matching just the PowerBall (Division 9) up to matching all five numbers plus the PowerBall for the jackpot (Division 1). Each division offers different odds and corresponding payouts, creating multiple opportunities for players to win across various prize levels.

Since 2015, PowerBall Plus has distributed millions in prizes across all divisions. The jackpot allocation receives 41.12% of the total prize pool, while lower divisions share the remaining percentage. Notable aspects of PowerBall Plus prize distribution include:

• Fixed prizes for the bottom two tiers (R10 for PowerBall only, R15 for one number plus PowerBall)
• Variable prizes for divisions 2-7 based on ticket sales and winner counts
• Independent jackpot pool separate from main PowerBall
• Rollover capability when no Division 1 winners exist

This comprehensive archive contains every PowerBall Plus draw since December 1, 2015. Each entry includes:

• Draw date and result number
• Five main winning numbers (1-50)
• PowerBall number (1-20)
• Prize breakdown by division
• Jackpot amount and winner information

Players can use this historical data to:

• Verify old tickets and check for unclaimed prizes
• Analyze number frequency patterns over time
• Review jackpot rollover cycles and growth patterns
• Study winning combinations for strategic number selection
• Track personal ticket history against actual results

While every draw remains completely random and independent, many players find value in reviewing historical patterns as part of their overall lottery strategy.