Lotto and Lotto Plus Results: All the Winning Numbers from Wednesday, 26 February 2025

Your Lotto Results for 26 February 2025

If you’re one of those who had fingers crossed on Wednesday night, here’s the full set of Lotto results for 26 February 2025. South Africans came out in force once again, tickets in hand and dreams of big wins in mind. The numbers that could turn luck around? For the main Lotto draw: 27, 36, 38, 44, 45, 47—and the bonus ball was 41.

The buzz didn’t stop there. For Lotto Plus 1, the numbers drawn were 06, 17, 23, 28, 36, and 49, with a bonus ball of 51. Then, the anticipation built for Lotto Plus 2: 25, 26, 31, 33, 34, 45, and the bonus ball, 17.

Just imagine holding a ticket with any of those combinations. But as the draw wrapped up, a familiar story played out—no one managed to match every number on the card. That R10,093,816.03 jackpot was left untouched and is now rolling over, making the next draw even more tempting for anyone chasing that life-changing prize.

Who Played and What's Next?

Every week, players from all walks of life queue up with their favorite numbers, hoping for that magic match. Some people swear by birthdays, others by quick picks, yet this week, luck didn’t commit to just one person. That’s how it goes—the odds are steep, but the hope is real.

Ithuba, who runs the National Lottery, jumped on the moment to remind everyone: You have to be 18 or older to play, and please, keep it fun. The thrill of the game is all about the chance; the idea is to keep the hope alive but never lose sight of responsible gaming. Stories of players winning from completely random numbers pop up every now and then, so who knows if next week you could see your numbers come up?

With the jackpot now even bigger, there’s bound to be more excitement in the air. Whether you play every week or just buy tickets when the pot grows, the fun is definitely in the possibility—those six little numbers can get the whole country talking. One thing’s certain: as long as the jackpot keeps rolling, the crowds won’t be getting any smaller.