When are Strike draws held?

Draws happen wed · sat · 20:00 nzst. Results are aggregated and published on this site within minutes of the official draw closing.

What's the minimum jackpot?

NZ$300,000 — when no Division 1 winner is found, the prize rolls into the next draw. The largest historical jackpot for Strike was NZ$800K+ rollover.

How are the prize divisions calculated?

Each division pays a share of the prize pool based on the number of entries matching that tier. With more winners in a division the per-winner amount drops; with fewer winners it goes up. Division 1 is reserved for entries matching every main number.

Are the results on this page official?

No. Numbers shown here are aggregated from public draw broadcasts and operator pages and should be treated as unofficial. Always reconcile your ticket against the operating lottery's own record before claiming any prize.

Can I check older draws?

Yes — use the Latest & history tab to load the past 988 Strike draws indexed on this site, or open any individual date for the full division payout breakdown.

Latest draw · fetched 12 hr ago

won

Strike · New Zealand

Drawn Sat, Jun 20, 2026

Winning numbers · pick 4 from 40

289306

NZ$400,000

Div 1 prize

Div 1 winners

118,617

Total winners

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About Strike

NZ Strike is a unique game using the first four drawn balls from Lotto in exact order. Draws occur Wednesday and Saturday at 20:00 NZST/NZDT. Players select four numbers from 1 to 40 in the correct sequence. Strike offers simplified gameplay and quick results within minutes of Lotto completion. Tickets cost NZ$0.50 per game. Four divisions reward players matching varying combinations of ordered numbers.

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Odds

Division	Odds
Strike Four	1 in 1,221,759
Strike Three	1 in 5,517
Strike Two	1 in 248
Strike One	1 in 23

Odds are computed from the game format (4 of Lotto NZ first 4 drawn, in order) and reflect a single entry. Multiple entries scale the chance proportionally.