Super 66 is a simple numbers game that gives you an extra chance to win on Saturday nights. And you don’t even have to select the numbers, the computer does it for you.

When you play Super 66 you get a separate ticket containing six randomly selected numbers from 0 to 9. The idea of the game is to match your six numbers with the six Winning Numbers drawn each Saturday night in order from either left or right. The more numbers you match in order, the bigger your prize money.

Prices are in the Cost of Entry brochure, which is available from Lotterywest retailers and on the Lotterywest website.

When can I play Super 66?

You can join in Super 66 when you play Saturday Lotto, Monday Lotto, OZ Lotto, Wednesday Lotto, Powerball or Soccer Pools. When filling out a playslip, simply indicate how many games of Super 66 you'd like by marking a cross in the appropriate box.

Or, when buying a Slikpik, ask for Super 66 to be added to your purchase and it will be automatically printed on a separate Super 66 ticket. You can play 1, 2, or 5 Super 66 games.

How do I win?

You need at least two consecutive numbers on either end that match the winning Super 66 numbers. Matching numbers that don’t appear at either end don't win.

Let's say the Winning Numbers are 123456 in drawn order.

You'll win Division 1 with 123456
You’ll win Division 2 with 123459 or 823456
You’ll win Division 3 with 123409 or 803456
You’ll win Division 4 with 123809 or 809456
You’ll win Division 5 with 128709 or 809156

If you have Winning Numbers at both ends of the ticket, you only win one of the prizes. However, if you have matching numbers in different divisions, you win the larger of the two prizes. If no one wins Division One the prize pool jackpots to the next week.

Super 66 has five prize divisions as below.

Official Rules

When you play Lotterywest games you agree to be bound by the rules governing the game. A copy is also available to view at your Lotterywest retailer.

If any conflict should occur between the Rules and information contained in this brochure, the Rules must take precedence.