Brunchtime Results (UK 49s)

6 main numbers from 1 to 49, plus a booster ball drawn from the same set. Every UK 49s Brunchtime draw in our records has that shape. The booster is the seventh ball out of the same drum, so it is a number that was not already drawn.

No. UK 49s is a British draw, and it is not run by Sizekhaya or by Ithuba before them. It is popular in South Africa because bookmakers here take bets on the outcome, which is a different thing to buying a National Lottery ticket. The South African games are Lotto, PowerBall and Daily Lotto.

There is no fixed prize table, which is the main way this differs from a lottery. You are betting with a bookmaker, so the odds and the payout are set by that bookmaker, and they change with how many numbers you back and whether your bet includes the booster ball. Two bookmakers can pay quite differently on the same result. Check the odds with whoever took your bet, not here.

It is an extra ball drawn after the six main numbers, from the same set. Whether it counts towards your bet depends on the bet you placed, because some bookmakers offer markets that include it and some do not. We publish it with every draw so you can check either way.

Four through the day, in this order: UK 49s Brunchtime, UK 49s Lunchtime, UK 49s Drivetime and UK 49s Teatime. Each is a separate draw with its own numbers, and a bet is placed on one of them rather than on all four. The results appear on this site within minutes of reaching us.

Every draw we hold has its own page with the numbers on it, browsable by month and year from our UK 49s Brunchtime results history. Our record starts on 4 August 2026, which is when these draws began reaching us, and it grows with every draw.

No. Each draw is independent, so a number that has come up often is no more likely to appear in the next one than a number that never has. Be wary of anyone selling predictions.