Oz Lotto Draw 1707: $60M Winner Comes Forward, Ticket Check Guide (Nov. 5 Update)

Last verified: November 5, 2026, 12:19 a.m. Sydney AEDT (UTC+11:00), equivalent to November 4, 2026, 1:19 p.m. UTC. This is the information-check time, not the lottery draw time.

Oz Lotto draw 1707 has one $60 million Division 1 winner—and that person has come forward. The draw took place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. In a statement issued on Wednesday, November 4, The Lott said a father from Woodcroft in western Sydney phoned to begin claiming the winning ticket, which he had kept on his refrigerator. The claim being reported does not mean the prize has already cleared every validation or payment step. See The Lott's November 4 winner statement.

If you bought an entry for draw 1707, check it against the official result and have the operator verify the ticket before treating any apparent match as a confirmed prize. The $60 million jackpot has a single winning entry, but hundreds of thousands of other winning game entries are in lower prize divisions.

Destaques

• Draw: Oz Lotto 1707, Tuesday, November 3, 2026; seven main numbers and three supplementary numbers.
• Main numbers, as drawn: 18, 19, 38, 7, 30, 22, 27. Supplementary: 3, 23, 45.
• Jackpot: One Division 1 winning entry received a $60 million prize allocation; The Lott says the Woodcroft holder has contacted the operator.
• Practical next step: Scan or check your original ticket through The Lott or Lotterywest, then follow the claim procedure for the jurisdiction where it was purchased.

What were the winning Oz Lotto numbers for draw 1707?

The seven main numbers in draw order were 18, 19, 38, 7, 30, 22 and 27. The three supplementary numbers were 3, 23 and 45. If you prefer numerical order for comparison, the main numbers are 7, 18, 19, 22, 27, 30 and 38. Order does not change a standard game-line match.

Results and dividends appear in the authorized Oz Lotto draw-results listing. Western Australian buyers can also search by draw number on the Lotterywest's official results archive. The Lott explains how to locate historical results by draw date or number; always confirm with the operator responsible for the original ticket.

When was the draw? The draw was dated Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The normal Tuesday evening broadcast is scheduled at approximately 8:30 p.m. Brisbane Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST, UTC+10:00), corresponding to approximately 9:30 p.m. Sydney Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT, UTC+11:00), or 10:30 a.m. UTC on November 3. These are published broadcast-window times, not a claim that the draw was independently verified to the exact minute. Sydney was observing daylight saving time; Brisbane was not. Perth was on Australian Western Standard Time (AWST, UTC+08:00).

Who won the $60 million Oz Lotto jackpot?

According to The Lott's November 4 statement, the sole Division 1 winner was a Woodcroft father in western Sydney. He bought the entry at Woodcroft Newsagency and later scanned the ticket after learning that one entry had won. The operator said he called to claim the prize on Wednesday morning, November 4, Sydney AEDT (UTC+11:00). The statement was published that day at 10:36 a.m. Sydney AEDT, equivalent to November 3 at 11:36 p.m. UTC.

That update resolves earlier reports describing the winner as unidentified or asking people around Blacktown to search for the jackpot ticket. The winner had been located by the time of The Lott's later announcement. It does not establish that all administrative checks or transfers were complete, and the operator has not provided a verified final payment date in the sources reviewed.

How do you check an Oz Lotto draw 1707 ticket?

For a paper ticket bought in NSW, ACT or other The Lott jurisdictions

1. Check the draw number first. Make sure the original ticket includes draw 1707, November 3, 2026. Some multi-draw entries cover additional dates.
2. Keep the physical ticket secure. Do not post a complete photograph of its barcode, ticket number or identifying details online.
3. Use The Lott's official checker. Open The Lott website, go to Results and select Check my ticket. Enter the 24-digit ticket number or scan the barcode with a compatible device camera. Follow The Lott's website ticket-check instructions.
4. Alternatively, scan at a participating outlet. An authorized retail terminal or the app can verify the ticket. If the web checker says the ticket number cannot be found, search results for draw 1707 manually and contact the operator instead of assuming the entry lost.
5. Check all game lines. A ticket may contain multiple standard lines, a System entry or a syndicate share. The payout for the entire ticket may not be identical to the published prize per standard winning game.

For an Oz Lotto ticket purchased online

Sign in through the official account used for the purchase. In The Lott app, open My Tickets, select the appropriate entry and look for the Win or No win status. The operator notes that online tickets are arranged by purchase date, not necessarily draw date. Read The Lott app ticket-check guidance. Avoid links in unsolicited winner messages; navigate directly to the operator's app or website.

For tickets purchased in Western Australia

Lotterywest is the relevant official operator in WA. Use its app or website for electronic entries and its in-store ticket scanner for physical entries. Its published guide says retail ticket-checkers display the result after the barcode is scanned. The Lott and Lotterywest have separate accounts, retail networks and prize-claim processes, so follow the operator and jurisdiction printed on your entry.

How much did each winning division pay in draw 1707?

Oz Lotto draws seven main numbers and three supplementary numbers from 47. The seven prize divisions reflect different main-number and supplementary-number combinations. The draw 1707 published dividends were:

These results total 940,563 winning game entries, not necessarily 940,563 distinct people or physical tickets. Division 7 requires a supplementary match along with three main numbers. A game with just three main numbers and no supplementary does not win that division. Results and amounts should be checked with the original ticket operator before submitting a claim.

How do you claim an Oz Lotto prize in Australia?

What happens if you bought through The Lott?

For in-store tickets, The Lott's retailer payout limits vary by location: up to $1,000 in NSW and the ACT; up to $1,499 in Queensland, Victoria, Tasmania and the Northern Territory; and up to $500 in South Australia, where a retailer may choose to pay some prizes from $500 to $5,000. Claims above the applicable retail limit require the jurisdiction's official head-office or postal claim process. Do not mail an original ticket until you have confirmed the correct claim form and address through the official operator.

Online The Lott entries are handled through the linked account. Its help center says nonmajor online prizes are generally credited by midday the day after the draw, while online Division 1 and other major wins have a two-week provisional period before account credit. Once funds are credited, the official withdrawal requirements still apply. These are general procedures, not confirmation that the draw 1707 jackpot has been paid. See The Lott's claim instructions.

What happens if you bought through Lotterywest in WA?

Lotterywest permits an eligible physical-ticket win of $500 or less to be collected from a retailer. Larger physical-ticket wins are handled through its head office or the prescribed postal process. All Division 1 wins must be claimed at Lotterywest Head Office and are subject to a 14-day validation period. Online and app non-Division 1 prizes are normally paid to the linked e-wallet or nominated account. Full details: Lotterywest's prize-collection instructions.

How long do you have to claim?

There is no single Australia-wide claim deadline. The Lott lists six years after the draw for NSW and ACT lottery prizes, seven years for Queensland, and three years for Northern Territory lottery prizes. Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia have an initial 12-month claim window, with different rules for late claims in some of those jurisdictions. Lotterywest says WA Lotto prizes must be claimed within 12 months of the draw. Consult the official state-by-state claim deadlines or Lotterywest's prize-collection instructions for the place of purchase and the specific ticket type; do not rely on the deadline for another state.

What should a potential winner do next?

Make an official scan or account check your first step. If it indicates a substantial prize, keep the original ticket in a secure place and contact the issuing operator using a phone number or website obtained independently. The Lott customer contact number is 131 868; WA ticket holders should use Lotterywest's official contact channels.

Do not pay an advance “release fee,” share account passwords, or send a barcode to someone claiming to represent a lottery on social media. Lotterywest says it does not charge handling fees to pay prizes; see its Lotterywest FAQ and scam guidance. If the ticket was a syndicate or System entry, ask the operator to confirm the registered ownership and the exact value attributable to your share. If the entry is not a winner, the outcome is final for that draw; previously drawn numbers do not predict future results.

For the next scheduled Oz Lotto draw on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, published information indicates a reset jackpot of approximately $4 million after the division-one result. Future prize amounts and timing remain subject to the relevant operator's confirmation. Participation is for adults aged 18 or older. Anyone concerned about gambling can seek confidential assistance from Gambling Help Online or call 1800 858 858 in Australia.

FAQ: Oz Lotto draw 1707

What are the seven winning numbers for Oz Lotto draw 1707?

They are 18, 19, 38, 7, 30, 22 and 27 in draw order. The supplementary numbers are 3, 23 and 45.

Is the $60 million Oz Lotto prize still unclaimed?

No longer according to the latest statement checked: The Lott reported on November 4 that the sole winner from Woodcroft called to claim it. The statement did not verify final payment completion.

Can I claim a WA Oz Lotto ticket at a The Lott outlet?

No. Use Lotterywest's procedures for a ticket purchased in Western Australia. In other states and territories, follow The Lott's applicable jurisdictional claim process.