Sunday’s Daily Lotto results produced no Division 1 winner, with the winning numbers 08, 16, 18, 23 and 26. The Daily Lotto jackpot stood at R300,000.
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Daily Lotto winning numbers for August 16
Daily Lotto: 08, 16, 18, 23, 26
Draw date: Sunday, August 16, 2026
Jackpot: R300,000
No ticket matched all five numbers, leaving Division 1 without a winner.
A total of 282 players matched four numbers and won R1,341.60 each. Another 7,526 matched three numbers and received R16.70 each.
The two-number division recorded 69,150 winners, with each receiving R4.80.
The draw generated R1,732,464 in total sales, while the prize pool reached R840,764.77. The draw recorded no rollover.
Daily Lotto prize divisions and payouts
The August 16 Daily Lotto draw produced four prize divisions:
- Division 1: 0 winners — R0
- Division 2: 282 winners — R1,341.60 each
- Division 3: 7,526 winners — R16.70 each
- Division 4: 69,150 winners — R4.80 each
Players should verify their winning numbers with the National Lottery before claiming a prize.
Previous Daily Lotto results
In case you missed it, check the August 15 Daily Lotto results for the previous draw, including its winning numbers and prize divisions.
You can also see the August 15 Lotto, Lotto Plus 1 and Lotto 5 Max results for the other major National Lottery draws.
How to play Daily Lotto
To play Daily Lotto, choose five numbers from 1 to 36 or use Quick Pick.
A standard board costs R3, and the game has no Bonus Ball.
Draws take place every evening, with tickets available from authorised National Lottery retailers, participating banking apps and the official National Lottery website.
The core game remains unchanged under the 2026 operating framework, while Daily Lotto Plus has been discontinued.
Before collecting any prize, players should confirm their ticket details on the National Lottery’s official results platform.
For added protection, players should write their name and ID number on the back of their ticket when purchasing it, particularly for larger claims, to help establish correct ownership and identification.
This practical safeguard is worth highlighting because a winning ticket is also proof of the holder’s claim to the prize.
