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PowerBall: Tonight’s combined jackpot hits R101 million, check out the numbers that usually make winners

The biggest PowerBall jackpot is still the R232 million won by a single ticket bought in Tygerdal, Cape Town, in February 2019.

PowerBall: Tonight’s combined jackpot hits R101 million, check out the numbers that usually make winners

Tonight's combined PowerBall and PowerBall XTRA jackpot reached an impressive R102 million. The drawing occurred on Tuesday, 29th September, following a 9pm broadcast. Viewers can now witness the live draw on SABC 2 for real-time winning number results. Each game's estimated jackpot is: PowerBall - R80,000,000 and PowerBall XTRA - R21,000,000.

Analysts have identified the most frequently drawn numbers in the PowerBall game for 2026. The number 13 emerged as the most drawn, occurring 13 times in 77 draws this year. Other top numbers include 15 (103 times), 24 (102 times), and 38 (101 times). Interestingly, numbers 3, 20, and 49 have also been drawn 99 times each, making them common choices among players.

In the event of a win, those who purchased tickets at retail stores can immediately claim their prizes at participating stores. This includes winners with prizes up to R10,000. For larger wins of up to R249,999, online claiming is available via two methods: Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) through the Sizekhaya iLottery Wallet or direct bank account transfer via online banking. Winners have the added convenience of claiming at Sizekhaya offices, where payment is issued electronically within 72 hours.

Playing PowerBall costs R10 per board, including VAT. Players can opt for PowerBall Plus, which adds an extra R5 per board. The game can also be played through selected banking apps, though terms and conditions apply. For further details, visit www.nationallottery.co.za and navigate to the 'How to Play' section.

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