The latest South Africa PowerBall and PowerBall Plus results for Friday, 29 May 2026 continue to attract widespread national attention, as participants check official winning numbers, updated jackpot estimates, and verified prize information.
This overview provides a clear summary of the confirmed results, explains how the system operates, and outlines important guidance on verifying and claiming prizes securely.
Official PowerBall Results – Friday, 29 May 2026
The following results were officially released by the licensed operator of the South African National Lottery.
PowerBall Winning Numbers: 09, 14, 16, 25, 30 PowerBall: 14
PowerBall Plus Winning Numbers: 14, 17, 22, 27, 36 PowerBall: 20
#DrawResults for 29/05/26 are:#PowerBall: 09, 14, 16, 25, 30#PowerBall: 14#PowerBallPLUS: 14, 17, 22, 27, 36#PowerBall: 20
Players must be 18 years or older, play responsibly. ITHUBA is the proud operator of the National Lottery. pic.twitter.com/iJu4GhRn2n
— #PhandaPushaPlay (@sa_lottery) May 29, 2026
Estimated Jackpot Amounts
Following previous rollover draws, the estimated jackpots for this draw were:
- PowerBall estimated jackpot: R118 million
- PowerBall Plus estimated jackpot: R105 million
If no participant matches all five main numbers together with the PowerBall, the jackpot amount rolls over to the next scheduled draw, increasing the potential prize pool.
How South Africa PowerBall Works
Understanding the format of the game helps participants interpret results and prize divisions more clearly.
How to Participate
Participants can enter by:
- Purchasing tickets from authorised retailers including Shoprite, Checkers, Spar, and Boxer
- Using the official National Lottery website or mobile app
- Selecting five numbers from 1 to 50
- Choosing one PowerBall number from 1 to 20
- Using the Quick Pick option for automatically generated numbers
- Selecting multiple future draws if preferred
Participants are encouraged to keep their tickets secure until results are confirmed.
Entry Costs
- PowerBall: R5.00 per board
- PowerBall Plus: Additional R2.50 per board
PowerBall Plus uses the same selected numbers in an additional draw.
How Prize Divisions Work
Prizes are awarded according to how many numbers on a ticket match the official draw results.
Prize Categories
- Division 1: 5 numbers + PowerBall
- Division 2: 5 numbers
- Division 3: 4 numbers + PowerBall
- Division 4: 3 numbers + PowerBall
- Division 5: 2 numbers + PowerBall
All prizes must be claimed within 365 days of the draw date. Any unclaimed prize funds are transferred to the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund, which supports social and community development projects across South Africa.
Where to Check Results Safely
For accuracy and security, results should only be checked through trusted and authorised platforms, including:
- The official National Lottery website
- The National Lottery mobile application
- Authorised retailers displaying printed results
- Approved SMS result notification services
- Established South African news platforms
Using verified sources helps participants avoid misinformation and confirm results reliably.
How to Claim Prizes
Prize claims depend on the prize amount and whether the entry was made online or through a retail outlet.
Prize Claim Process
- Up to R2,000: Claim at any authorised lottery retailer
- R2,001 to R49,999: Claim at selected South African Post Office branches
- R50,000 and above: Claim at a regional payout office by appointment
- Online entries: Prizes are automatically credited to the participant’s National Lottery account
Participants using physical tickets should sign the back of the ticket immediately after purchase to help confirm ownership.
Frequently Asked Questions
When are South Africa PowerBall results released?
Results are usually published shortly after the official 21:00 SAST draw every Tuesday and Friday.
Can results be checked online?
Yes. Results are available through the official National Lottery website and mobile app, where online entries are automatically verified.
How can participants confirm a winning ticket?
Participants should compare their ticket numbers with the official results published on authorised platforms. Online entries are checked automatically, while physical tickets should be verified manually.
Conclusion
The South Africa PowerBall and PowerBall Plus results for Friday, 29 May 2026 highlight the continued popularity of the national draw system. With transparent procedures, clearly structured prize divisions, and secure verification methods, participants can check results confidently and follow the appropriate prize claim process with ease.
