PowerBall and PowerBall Plus results: Tuesday, 3 June 2025
R26 million in jackpots are up for grabs! Here are your PowerBall and PowerBall Plus results for 3 June 2025.
Get the PowerBall and PowerBall Plus results as soon as they are drawn on The Citizen, so you can rest easy and check your tickets with confidence.
Estimated jackpots for Tuesday, 3 June 2025:
PowerBall jackpot: R13 million guaranteed.
PowerBall Plus jackpot: R13 million estimated.
PowerBall and PowerBall Plus results for Tuesday, 3 June 2025:
PowerBall: 00, 00, 00, 00, 00. Powerball: 00.
PowerBall Plus: 00, 00, 00, 00, 00. Powerball: 00.
The winning PowerBall numbers will appear after the draw. Usually within 10 minutes of the draw. You might need to refresh the page to see the updated results.
While great care has been taken to ensure accuracy, The Citizen cannot take responsibility for any error in the PowerBall or PowerBall Plus results. We suggest verifying the numbers on the National Lottery website.
How much does it cost to play PowerBall?
Lottery outlets close at 8.30pm on the day of a draw, which happens at 9pm. The terms and conditions may differ from other service outlets. Visit www.nationallottery.co.za for more information.
You can find the historical winning numbers for PowerBall and Lotto draws here.
How much does it cost to play PowerBall?
PowerBall entries cost R5 per board including VAT. PowerBall Plus costs an additional R2.50 per board. You can also play PowerBall on selected banking apps (T's & C's apply).
Visit www.nationallottery.co.za and go to the How to Play section to find out more.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Citizen
3 hours ago
- The Citizen
WATCH: Children fall from airborne jumping castle
A video of the accident, sent to The Citizen by a concerned attendee, shows the inflatable rising rapidly before the children are flung from it. Two young children sustained serious injuries last weekend when a jumping castle was swept into the air during a school festival in Krugersdorp. The inflatable structure, allegedly unsecured, was lifted by a gust of wind while two junior jumpers were still inside. Both children fell from the airborne castle as it tumbled above the school grounds. The incident occurred at Protearif Laerskool's Protea Fees (festival), an event hosted on the school premises. A video of the accident, sent to The Citizen by a concerned attendee, shows the inflatable rising rapidly before the children are flung from it. 'I looked at the video again and again,' said the bystander. 'While I saw that other inflatable structures were secured, it did not look as if the jumping castle was tied to the ground in any way.' It was unclear from the footage whether any ropes, tethers or anchoring mechanisms had snapped, or if the castle had been unsecured from the outset. The castle reportedly reached a height of two to three storeys before the children fell. Watch" Two children were seriously injured at a Protearif Laerskool event in Krugersdorp when they fell from an allegedly unsecured jumping castle that became airborne. @TheCitizen_News — Hein Kaiser (@heinkaiser) June 5, 2025 Children injured in fall Melissa Vere Russel of ABC Jumping Castles explained that any inflatable structure with a roof or enclosed area must be properly anchored. 'It can behave like a parachute,' she said. 'A wind can simply pick it up and carry it away.' She added that all jumping castles are manufactured with mechanisms to secure them to the ground, and failing to use them can be fatal. According to sources at the event, one child sustained a skull fracture and the other a broken arm. The injuries were not officially confirmed at the time of publication. Protearif Laerskool principal Donna Lourens did not respond to questions regarding the incident. His assistant, Lauren van der Merwe, said the matter has been referred to the Department of Education and is currently under investigation. Any update from the department will be included once received. This is not the first time an inflatable attraction ended in tragedy. In 2021, six children were killed and one seriously injured in Devonport, Tasmania, when a jumping castle was swept into the air by a dust devil whirlwind. An investigation later found the inflatable had not been properly secured. This is a developing story
The Herald
3 hours ago
- The Herald
Taung winner plans home and car upgrade after more than R2m lotto win
A resident of Taung plans to furnish his home and buy a car to improve his mobility and quality of life after winning more than R2m in the Lotto Plus 2 jackpot draw on May 7. The winner, who purchased his ticket for R30 using the manual number selection, has come forward to claim his prize. The lucky man, who does not play the lottery regularly, said the news came as a 'shock'. 'I knew it was possible but I did not expect it. I'm happy. I've never won such a big amount of money.' He said he danced with joy when he found out he had won. The numbers were chosen spontaneously off the top of his head and he kept his ticket safe until he verified the numbers at a local shop. The man said he first shared the news with his children. National Lottery operator Ithuba congratulated the winner on his life-changing prize. 'We're thrilled for our lucky winner. It's wonderful to know he will get to enjoy his home in comfort and happiness. We hope this win brings him joy, peace of mind and the freedom to live life happily. We wish him all the best and are happy to have been part of his win,' said Ithuba CEO Charmaine Mabuza. Meanwhile, Ithuba has confirmed the winner of the PowerBall jackpot has also come forward to claim their prize of more than R68m. The winning ticket was purchased via a banking app for the draw on May 23, with a R45 wager using the quick pick selection method. This win follows 12 consecutive rollovers, after a R110m jackpot was claimed on April 8 by a healthcare worker. The latest winner has chosen to remain anonymous. TimesLIVE
TimesLIVE
6 hours ago
- TimesLIVE
Taung winner plans home and car upgrade after more than R2m lotto win
A resident of Taung plans to furnish his home and buy a car to improve his mobility and quality of life after winning more than R2m in the Lotto Plus 2 jackpot draw on May 7. The winner, who purchased his ticket for R30 using the manual number selection, has come forward to claim his prize. The lucky man, who does not play the lottery regularly, said the news came as a 'shock'. 'I knew it was possible but I did not expect it. I'm happy. I've never won such a big amount of money.' He said he danced with joy when he found out he had won. The numbers were chosen spontaneously off the top of his head and he kept his ticket safe until he verified the numbers at a local shop. The man said he first shared the news with his children. National Lottery operator Ithuba congratulated the winner on his life-changing prize. 'We're thrilled for our lucky winner. It's wonderful to know he will get to enjoy his home in comfort and happiness. We hope this win brings him joy, peace of mind and the freedom to live life happily. We wish him all the best and are happy to have been part of his win,' said Ithuba CEO Charmaine Mabuza. Meanwhile, Ithuba has confirmed the winner of the PowerBall jackpot has also come forward to claim their prize of more than R68m. The winning ticket was purchased via a banking app for the draw on May 23, with a R45 wager using the quick pick selection method. This win follows 12 consecutive rollovers, after a R110m jackpot was claimed on April 8 by a healthcare worker. The latest winner has chosen to remain anonymous.
