Tonight’s Daily Lotto results and payouts: Tuesday, 25 November 2025

South Africans are awaiting the Daily Lotto results today, with the main jackpot estimated at R500,000.00 and the Daily Lotto Plus jackpot estimated at R175,000.00.

Below is everything players need to know ahead of the results release, including payouts, jackpot information and insights into recent draw trends.

Disclaimer: 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: Tuesday, 25 November 2025

Here are tonight’s Daily Lotto results and payouts.

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

While Daily Lotto draws are completely random, and there is no scientific method to predict numbers, many players monitor trends to understand short-term behaviour in the number pool.

These observations do not increase the chances of winning, but they help illustrate how the draw has behaved over the past two weeks.

1. High-frequency numbers in recent draws

Reviewing the Daily Lotto results from 8–24 November 2025, several numbers have shown notably high activity:

• 21 has appeared in four draws (16 Nov, 17 Nov, 19 Nov, 24 Nov).
• 36 has appeared in four draws (16 Nov, 16 Nov Plus, 22 Nov, 24 Nov Plus).
• 11 appears consistently across both Daily Lotto and Daily Lotto Plus cycles.
• 02 has surfaced repeatedly (15 Nov, 21 Nov, 24 Nov).

This suggests a short burst of clustering around these commonly drawn numbers, especially 21 and 36.

2. Numbers forming recurring pairs

Some cluster patterns have emerged:

• 11–14 appear frequently in proximity across multiple results (14, 11 on 20 Nov; 11 on 24 Nov; 14 across Plus draws).
• 12–16–18 show up together repeatedly (18 Nov; Plus results 18 Nov; multiple earlier draws).
• 23–26–36 form a recurring high-frequency trio, appearing together or in alternating draws on 18 Nov, 19 Nov, 21 Nov Plus, and 24 Nov.

These recurring clusters may indicate short-term “hot zones” within the number pool.

3. Recently overdue numbers

A few numbers have not surfaced in the last several draws:

• 07, 08, 09, 28, and 29 appear less frequently across both Daily Lotto and Daily Lotto Plus in the last 10 draws.
• 35, which appeared earlier (15 Nov, 14 Nov Plus), has not shown again since.

Players who monitor overdue numbers use them as speculative “comeback candidates,” though these have no statistical advantage.

4. Range behaviour: Low numbers vs. high numbers

Several draws in the past week have leaned heavily towards low-range numbers (01–15):

• 15 Nov, 16 Nov, 17 Nov, 20 Nov all feature 3+ low numbers.

By contrast, the draws on 21 Nov and 22 Nov leaned toward higher figures, suggesting alternating range behaviour.

Important reminder

Despite these patterns, Daily Lotto draws remain independent, machine-generated events, meaning:

• No number is “due”
• No number has a higher probability
• Past results do not influence future outcomes

All observations must be viewed as descriptive only, not predictive.