PowerBall Plus is a supplementary game that offers entrants to the main PowerBall draw the chance to win even more cash prizes. The winning numbers are revealed shortly after the main draw has taken place on Tuesdays and Fridays at 21.00 South Africa Standard Time (SAST). See the estimated PowerBall Plus jackpot for the next draw below and find out more about how the game works.
View other recent draws on the PowerBall and PowerBall Plus results page.
Just mark the "PowerBall Plus" option on your betslip to enter the additional draw for an extra R2.50 per line.
Playing PowerBall Plus
Match your numbers to the PowerBall Plus numbers drawn to win prizes. There are nine different divisions. Visit the Dividends page for more information.
View Divisions
Have you won a prize? Use the Checker to see which of your numbers have appeared in both the main draw and PowerBall Plus.
Check Your Numbers
There have been lots of big PowerBall Plus prizes won over the years, including the first jackpot in January 2016.
PowerBall Plus Winners
PowerBall Plus is really easy to play but you need to be aware of all the rules and how it fits in with PowerBall. Find out all the conditions of playing these SA lotteries.
PowerBall Plus RulesThe difference between PowerBall and PowerBall Plus is that they are separate games, but you can enter them together on the same betslip. You can play PowerBall on its own, but not the other way around. You can only play PowerBall Plus on top of the main game. Ticket sales close at 20:30 SAST on draw days.
Your numbers from the main game are entered into PowerBall Plus, giving you another chance to win. A completely separate draw takes place, with five winning numbers selected from 1 to 50, along with a PowerBall from 1 to 20.
PowerBall Plus has all the same prize divisions as PowerBall. The prize fund is generally smaller because fewer players take part and the cast of entry is lower, but the final payout values are mostly dependent on the number of winners so they can sometimes be higher than for the main draw. The jackpot rolls over if it is not won and has been known to climb higher than R150 million.
