Tonight’s Daily Lotto results and payouts: Friday, 28 November 2025

Daily Lotto results today: South Africans are gearing up for tonight’s Daily Lotto and Daily Lotto Plus draws, with the main jackpot estimated at R650,000.00 and the Daily Lotto Plus jackpot projected at R200,000.00.

Below is everything you need to know about today’s results, the next jackpot, and the latest trend analysis based on the past two weeks of draw data.

The winning sequence of tonight’s Daily Lotto numbers will be inserted below no later than 21:45. Payouts are updated from 21:31. If you are seeing this article on mobile, be sure to refresh the page if, for whatever reason, you are unable to see the winning numbers. If you are a returning user, simply keep refreshing the page until the updated results appear.

Daily Lotto results and payouts for today: Friday, 28 November 2025

Here are tonight’s Daily Lotto results and payouts.

Daily Lotto jackpot for Saturday, 29 November 2025

Here is the total Daily Lotto jackpot for the next draw.

• NEXT DAILY LOTTO JACKPOT: R450,000.00.
• NEXT DAILY LOTTO PLUS JACKPOT: R0.00.

Daily Lotto predictions: Numbers to look out for in the next draw

Daily Lotto draws are random and cannot be predicted, but short-term trends help illustrate how the number pool has behaved over the recent cycle.

These observations do not enhance the chances of winning — they simply identify patterns visible across the draws from 18–27 November 2025, including Daily Lotto and Daily Lotto Plus results.

1. High-frequency numbers appearing repeatedly

Multiple numbers have shown strong recurrence in the past week:

• 12 — present on 18 Nov, 26 Nov, and several Daily Lotto Plus draws.
• 21 — seen on 19 Nov, 24 Nov, and 27 Nov.
• 22, 23, 26 — consistently active across both formats, including 18 Nov, 25 Nov, 26 Nov Plus, and 27 Nov.
• 30, 33, 36 — strong clusters in the upper range.
• 31 — recurring on 19 Nov, 25 Nov, and 26 Nov Plus.

These numbers have been particularly active in the 20–36 range.

2. Cluster activity forming noticeable groups

Daily Lotto often produces “clusters” of numbers that appear close together across several draws. Recently:

• 22–23–26 formed a repeating trio between 18 Nov and 27 Nov.
• 30–31–33 appeared frequently in the cycle from 24–27 Nov.
• 12–14–20 showed repeated pairing across Plus results.
• 09–21–22 appeared together across 26 and 27 November data.

Cluster patterns do not influence probability but show how randomness can produce streaks.

3. Overdue numbers showing limited recent activity

A number of figures have had reduced or no presence over the last several draws:

• 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 07, 08, 10, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 24, 28, 29, 32, 34, 35

Many of these last appeared between 20–24 November, with a few (such as 03, 28, 32) largely absent in the late-November cycle.

“Overdue” does not mean “due to appear” — it is merely a visible gap in recent results.

4. Range behaviour: Low vs. high cycles

Recent draws show a clear alternating pattern between:

• Low-range dominant draws (01–20) — e.g., 18 Nov, 19 Nov, 20 Nov
• High-range dominant draws (20–36) — e.g., 22 Nov, 25 Nov, 26 Nov, 27 Nov

This oscillation is common in short-term draw sequences.

Important reminder

Daily Lotto draws are fully randomised. This means:

• No number has a higher likelihood than another
• Hot or overdue numbers offer no probability advantage
• Trends are descriptive only, not predictive

All draws remain independent events.