Powerball sales in Australia and New Zealand.

Reply #5

Gambler667 — Mon, 03 Mar 2025 11:41:30 GMT

The Australian matrix for Powerball is still good if being kept as a 7/35 and if the American Powerball has a different range - I suppose it has, it will not be worth to play...

Reply #4

JustMaybe — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 04:07:42 GMT

I would definitely be motivated to play the Australian Version.

I doubt if you'd want to open that up to Americans.

The locals would feel that they don't have an equal chance at winning.

Anything can happen, but I think it would not happen in the near future.

Reply #3

MartyMcNuts — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 01:45:42 GMT

Exactly. Our Powerball is easier to win than yours and the jackpots are still life changing. One person just won $30 million this past thursday night. Another person won $60 million a few weeks ago.

The way I see it, any millions is better than none and play whichever game(s) have the lowest odds of winning.

Reply #2

JustMaybe — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 00:59:03 GMT

I wonder if the two Powerballs want to merge into one.

Given the number matrix that you have shared, I doubt Aussies would want the more difficult to win American matrix.

Reply #1

MartyMcNuts — Fri, 28 Feb 2025 22:34:38 GMT

We have our own Powerball game here in Australia but our jackpots are not massive like your Poweball. Also, ours is a 7/35 + 1/20 game, so a little easier to win a prize too

Powerball sales in Australia and New Zealand.

JustMaybe — Fri, 28 Feb 2025 01:32:18 GMT

I came across minutes from one of the State Lotteries Commission meetings and they discussed proposals to have Powerball sold in Australia and New Zealand.

See excerpt below.

1. CEO ..... updated the board regarding Powerball sales in Australia and potentially New Zealand.

a. Not complete yet however, the Government put a hold on the process and required an investigation team to look into overseas sales

i. This investigation could take a few months to a few

years

ii. The... [ More ]