Australia Powerball jackpot analysis
A$40MJul 2026Now
- 12-mo high
- A$40M
- Average
- A$15.67M
- vs. avg
- +155%
Australia Powerball has ranged from A$5M to A$40M over the past 12 months. The current jackpot is 155% above its 12-month average of A$15.67M.
Jackpot analysis for covered Australia lottery games — 12-month history, rollover trends, highs, averages, and current advertised amounts.
Jackpot analysis for Australia lottery games over the past 12 months — tracked highs, typical amounts, rollover streaks, and how current prizes compare with their recent averages. Figures cover drawings tracked since Jun 2026 and are not a complete record of every jackpot in each game’s history.
Australia Powerball has ranged from A$5M to A$40M over the past 12 months. The current jackpot is 155% above its 12-month average of A$15.67M.
Australia Oz Lotto has ranged from A$4M to A$40M over the past 12 months, and has rolled 5 straight drawings without a top-prize winner. The current jackpot is 29% below its 12-month average of A$21M.
Australia Saturday Lotto has ranged from A$6.19M to A$20M over the past 12 months. The current jackpot is 32% below its 12-month average of A$8.8M.
Current jackpots and fixed top prizes for covered Australia lottery games. Compare live amounts and next drawings, or jump back to jackpot analysis above for 12-month trends.
Jackpot amounts refresh when prize-tracking data updates. For 12-month highs, averages, and rollover analysis, see jackpot analysis above. Confirm final posted amounts with the official lottery source near a drawing cutoff.
Coverage and methodology
This page analyzes advertised jackpot movement for covered Australia lottery games using official draw records from the past 12 months. Current amounts come from prize-tracking updates; trend cards combine every tracked draw schedule in a game family when multiple schedules exist.
Analysis window
12 months
Tracked drawings since Jun 2026
Games with trend analysis
3
Rolling jackpots with enough movement and sample depth
Current prizes tracked
4
Jackpots and fixed top prizes shown in the live table
Latest data check
July 18, 2026
20 prize observations in the active trend sample
The largest advertised jackpot recorded in the tracked window for that game family, not an all-time record.
The mean advertised jackpot across every tracked drawing in the 12-month sample for that game.
How far the current advertised jackpot sits above or below that 12-month average, expressed as a percentage.
The number of consecutive recent drawings where the advertised jackpot stayed flat or grew without resetting to a lower base amount.
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Quick answers about jackpot analysis, current jackpots, top prizes, rollover trends, updates, and what to check next.
This page lists the largest active Australia jackpots and fixed top prizes, ranked by current advertised amount. The biggest current prize is shown at the top of the current jackpots section, with per-game jackpot analysis and 12-month trend cards below.
Over the past 12 months, Australia Powerball has ranged from A$5M to A$40M, with a 12-month average of about A$15.67M. It is currently A$40M.
Based on tracked drawings since Jun 2026, the average advertised Australia Powerball jackpot over the past 12 months is about A$15.67M. Compare the current amount with that average in the jackpot analysis section on this page.
The current Australia Powerball jackpot of A$40M is above its 12-month average of A$15.67M by roughly 155%.
The highest tracked Australia Powerball jackpot in the past 12 months was A$40M, reached on Jul 22, 2026. That figure comes from drawings tracked since Jun 2026 and is not an all-time record.
Over the past 12 months, Australia Oz Lotto has ranged from A$4M to A$40M, with a 12-month average of about A$21M. It is currently A$15M after 5 consecutive rollovers without a top-prize winner.
Based on tracked drawings since Jun 2026, the average advertised Australia Oz Lotto jackpot over the past 12 months is about A$21M. Compare the current amount with that average in the jackpot analysis section on this page.
The current Australia Oz Lotto jackpot of A$15M is below its 12-month average of A$21M by roughly 29%.
The highest tracked Australia Oz Lotto jackpot in the past 12 months was A$40M, reached on Aug 10, 2026. That figure comes from drawings tracked since Jun 2026 and is not an all-time record.
Over the past 12 months, Australia Saturday Lotto has ranged from A$6.19M to A$20M, with a 12-month average of about A$8.8M. It is currently A$6M.
Based on tracked drawings since Jun 2026, the average advertised Australia Saturday Lotto jackpot over the past 12 months is about A$8.8M. Compare the current amount with that average in the jackpot analysis section on this page.
The current Australia Saturday Lotto jackpot of A$6M is below its 12-month average of A$8.8M by roughly 32%.
The highest tracked Australia Saturday Lotto jackpot in the past 12 months was A$20M, reached on Jul 24, 2026. That figure comes from drawings tracked since Jun 2026 and is not an all-time record.
Over the past 12 months of tracked drawings, the highest Australia jackpot was Australia Powerball at A$40M, reached on Jul 22, 2026. This reflects drawings tracked since Jun 2026 and does not include jackpots from before that window.
Typical jackpot size varies by game. Over the past 12 months of tracked drawings, Australia Powerball has averaged about A$15.67M, Australia Oz Lotto has averaged about A$21M, Australia Saturday Lotto has averaged about A$8.8M. Each game's 12-month range is shown in the jackpot analysis section above.
Among tracked Australia games, Australia Oz Lotto currently has the longest active rollover streak, with roughly 5 consecutive drawings of jackpot growth without a top-prize winner. A longer rollover streak usually means a larger advertised jackpot.
No. Australian Powerball is a local The Lott product (7 main numbers plus a Powerball) with Division 1 jackpots under Australian rules. It is not a US lottery product. Australian lottery prizes are paid tax-free. Use the Australia Powerball card above for current Division 1 amounts and the 12-month range.
A jackpot usually rolls over and grows from drawing to drawing until someone wins it. A fixed top prize stays at the same advertised amount every draw. This page tracks both so you can compare the biggest prizes side by side.
Advertised jackpots are estimates set by the lottery operator before each drawing, based on expected ticket sales and any amount rolled over from previous draws. The final posted amount can change close to the drawing cutoff, so confirm with the official source if you are buying near a deadline.
Jackpot and top-prize values refresh whenever prize-tracking data updates, typically after each drawing. The 12-month history reflects tracked drawings only and is not a complete record of every jackpot in the game's history.
Open a game page for rules, odds, and ticket price, the calendar page for draw times, or the past-results page for previous winning numbers after a drawing posts.
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