UK 49s Results
UK 49s results come in twice a day — one set for the Lunchtime draw and one for Teatime — and each is the list of seven balls that came out of that draw. Your fixed-odds bet is settled against those numbers automatically, so you don’t claim anything; the result decides it. We don’t post live numbers here because they change every few hours, so this page is about what to look for and where.
Each result is seven balls: six main numbers drawn from 1 to 49, plus the Booster ball. Whether your bet pays comes down to how many of your selected numbers appear in that list. You’ll find both draws’ results, and your settled bets, at Scorebet.
What a UK 49s result actually contains
A result is the official output of the draw — six main balls plus the Booster, seven numbers in all. There’s no order to match and no full line to complete; your bet only cares whether the specific numbers you backed are among those drawn.
That’s why settlement is instant and unambiguous. The moment the official numbers are confirmed, the bookmaker checks them against your selection and pays or voids the bet. Nothing to interpret, nothing to chase up.
Where and when to check both draws
There are two results to follow each day:
| Draw | Result available (SAST) |
|---|---|
| Lunchtime | Shortly after the mid-afternoon draw |
| Teatime | Shortly after the evening draw |
Both publish at Scorebet right after each draw is confirmed, alongside the Lunchtime and Teatime markets. Because the exact SAST times move with UK daylight saving, use the site’s draw clock rather than a fixed time — it tells you when the next result is due.
How your bet settles against the result
This is the part that matters with real money. When the result lands, every UK 49s bet is settled automatically against it: if your numbers came up, your stake times the fixed multiple drops straight into your wallet; if they didn’t, the bet’s lost. There’s no manual claim window and no ticket to redeem.
A worked example: you staked R20 on a 1 Ball Teatime bet. The result publishes, your number is in the seven drawn — your account is credited with R20 times the fixed multiple you locked in before the draw. Had the number missed, the R20 simply settles as a loss. Same logic on every bet type, just bigger multiples and longer odds as you add numbers.
A note on “results today” and predictions
People search “UK 49s results today” expecting a number to copy. The honest point: past results are a record, not a forecast. A number drawn this Lunchtime is no more or less likely tonight, because each draw is independent. If you’re tempted to read patterns into the history, the Predictions page lays out plainly why no one can forecast a random draw.
Withdrawals on any winnings run on the usual local rails — Instant EFT, cards, e-wallets — once your account is FICA-verified. Check the official result, let the bet settle itself, and bank what you win.
Frequently asked
Where can I check UK 49s results in South Africa?
Both Lunchtime and Teatime results appear at Scorebet shortly after each draw is confirmed. We don't post live numbers on this page because they change twice daily — always read the official result, then check it against your bet.
How many numbers are in a UK 49s result?
Seven: six main balls drawn from 1 to 49, plus a Booster ball. Your fixed-odds bet is settled against which of your selected numbers appear among those balls.
When are UK 49s results available?
Each result publishes shortly after its draw is confirmed — Lunchtime mid-afternoon SAST and Teatime in the evening SAST. Your winning bets settle automatically the moment the official result is in.
Why is the Booster ball listed separately in the result?
Because it's drawn from the remaining balls after the six main numbers and serves a different purpose. In the original UK lottery the Booster was a bonus ball affecting certain prize tiers; in fixed-odds betting it only matters on the bet types that explicitly include it. Listing it apart from the six main balls keeps it clear which bets it can settle and which it can't.
If two draws produce the same numbers, does that change anything for my bet?
No. Each draw is settled entirely on its own result, so a number repeating from Lunchtime to Teatime has no bearing on your Teatime bet beyond whether you happened to back it. The draws are independent events; the machine has no memory of the earlier set, and a repeat is just ordinary coincidence on a 49-ball pool, not a pattern to read.