Bullseye Results Tonight Live: Draw Time, Odds & Prizes
Anyone who’s checked the clock and wondered when tonight’s Bullseye numbers will land knows that small wait. We’ve brought together the draw time, the odds, and how the game works — so you can see exactly what your chances are for tonight’s draw.
Draw time: 6:00 PM NZST (Lottodraw.co.nz) ·
Number of digits: 6 ·
Bottom tier odds: 1 in 11,111 (LottoResults.co.nz) ·
Official site: MyLotto (Lotto NZ)
Quick snapshot
- Drawn daily at 6:00 PM NZST (Lottodraw.co.nz)
- Pick a 6‑digit number (000000–999999) (Lottodraw.co.nz)
- Results posted on MyLotto (MyLotto (Lotto NZ))
- Exact lower‑tier prizes vary by source; best to check the official website
- Whether third‑party result sites update instantly after the draw
- Daily draw: results available shortly after 6:00 PM NZST
- Check MyLotto or authorised result sites for tonight’s numbers
Key facts about Bullseye:
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Draw frequency | Daily |
| Numbers to match | 6 digits (0–9 each) |
| Minimum age to play | 18 years (MyLotto (Lotto NZ)) |
| Prize claim period | 1 year from draw date (MyLotto (Lotto NZ)) |
| Official website | mylotto.co.nz |
The implication: These figures come from third‑party aggregators and the official lottery site, but the official site does not publish some details, so cross‑reference is wise.
What time is Bullseye drawn?
Bullseye draws happen every day at 6:00 PM NZST, according to Lottodraw.co.nz, a site that tracks New Zealand lottery results. That makes it one of the few daily lottery games available in the country.
Unlike Lotto’s Wednesday and Saturday draws, which air on TVNZ’s Lotto Draw program, Bullseye results are published online. The most reliable place to find them is MyLotto, the official Lotto NZ results page.
Is Bullseye drawn every day?
- Yes — drawn daily at 6:00 PM NZST
What time is the Bullseye draw in New Zealand?
- 6:00 PM New Zealand Standard Time (NZST)
Where can I see the live Bullseye results?
- Official: MyLotto (Lotto NZ)
- Third‑party: LottoResults.co.nz
Knowing the exact draw time means you can check results as soon as they’re posted – and avoid waiting on stale numbers from earlier draws.
The catch: Third‑party sites may update at different speeds, so the official MyLotto page remains the most reliable source.
What are the chances of winning Bullseye?
Bullseye offers multiple ways to win, but the odds depend on how close your chosen number is to the drawn Bullseye number. According to LottoResults.co.nz, the bottom prize tier (numbers within 50 of the winning number) has odds of approximately 1 in 11,111.
Higher tiers require closer proximity. Lottodraw.co.nz reports that winning the second prize tier means your number is within 5 of the Bullseye number, with 999,999 and 000,000 treated as adjacent. The exact odds for those higher tiers are not published on third‑party sites, so players are advised to refer to the official MyLotto pages.
What are the odds of winning the top prize?
- Varies by source; the jackpot starts at $100,000 and grows (LottoResults.co.nz)
Does 3 numbers win a prize in Bullseye?
- Bullseye uses proximity, not number‑of‑matches. Hitting within 5 numbers wins a higher tier
How many numbers do I need to win anything?
- Just one number (your chosen 6‑digit sequence) that falls within 50 of the drawn number wins the bottom tier (LottoResults.co.nz)
What this means: Even a ticket very far from the winning number can still win the lowest prize, making Bullseye more accessible than traditional matching games.
How do I play Bullseye?
Playing Bullseye is straightforward. You pick a 6‑digit number from 000,000 to 999,999, or use a Quick Pick (called a “Dip”) for a random selection. If your number is shorter than six digits, leading zeros are added automatically, as explained by Lottodraw.co.nz.
Each ticket can hold up to three numbers per draw, according to the same source. Tickets cost $1.20 per line – though that price is not officially confirmed on the MyLotto site, it’s widely cited by third‑party result platforms.
How many numbers do I pick?
- Choose one 6‑digit number per line, or let the terminal pick one (Dip)
How much does a Bullseye ticket cost?
- Reportedly $1.20 per line (third‑party sites; exact price on official site is not published)
Can I play Bullseye online?
- Yes – through MyLotto, the official Lotto NZ online platform
For NZ players, registering on MyLotto gives you the fastest access to results and ticket purchase, plus the only official prize verification.
The pattern: The online route eliminates the need for a retail visit and provides instant access to draw results.
What is the Bullseye prize breakdown for tonight’s draw?
The prize structure for Bullseye uses proximity tiers. Based on the most detailed third‑party descriptions:
- Exact match (jackpot): Your 6‑digit number exactly matches the drawn number – starts at $100,000 and grows (LottoResults.co.nz)
- Within 5 numbers: Second prize tier – amount not consistently reported
- Within 50 numbers: Lowest tier – pays $500 according to LottoResults.co.nz
Prize amounts for the intermediate tiers are not standardised across sources, which is why players should always confirm via the official Lotto NZ website.
How much do you win for matching 2 numbers?
- Bullseye doesn’t work on “match 2 numbers” – it’s proximity‑based. Within 5 numbers pays a higher tier.
What is the top prize for Bullseye?
- Starts at $100,000 and increases with each draw when not won (LottoResults.co.nz)
How do I claim a Bullseye prize?
- Prizes under $1,000 can be claimed at retail outlets; larger prizes paid by Lotto NZ
- Always within 1 year of draw date (MyLotto (Lotto NZ))
The implication: Without official confirmation of intermediate prize amounts, players should treat any third‑party numbers as approximations and verify on MyLotto.
How does Bullseye compare to other Lotto games?
New Zealand’s lottery ecosystem includes several games. The table below shows how Bullseye stacks up against Lotto, Powerball, and Strike – all of which are listed on the same MyLotto results page.
| Game | Draw frequency | Top prize structure | Odds (top) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bullseye | Daily | Jackpot starts at $100k and grows (LottoResults.co.nz) | Not officially published |
| Lotto NZ | Wednesday & Saturday | Variable jackpot from $4M | 1 in 3.8M |
| Powerball | Saturday | Starts at $4M, can reach tens of millions | 1 in 38M |
| Strike | Wednesday & Saturday | Fixed $1M top prize | 1 in 100,000 |
The implication: Bullseye offers the best odds of winning any prize (thanks to proximity tiers), but its jackpot is much smaller than Powerball’s. For players who prefer frequent small wins, Bullseye is the stronger choice; for dreamers chasing life‑changing sums, Powerball is the draw.
How to check Bullseye results tonight
- Go to MyLotto (Lotto NZ) after 6:00 PM NZST.
- Look for the winning 6‑digit number for today’s date.
- Compare your ticket’s number – remember, even if it’s not an exact match, you could still win if it’s within 50.
- Use a third‑party site like Lottodraw.co.nz as a backup, but confirm prizes on the official site.
Confirmed facts
- Bullseye draws occur at 6:00 PM NZST daily (Lottodraw.co.nz)
- Official results on MyLotto (MyLotto (Lotto NZ))
- Prize claim period 1 year (MyLotto (Lotto NZ))
What’s unclear
- Exact prize amounts for lower tiers differ by source
- Whether third‑party sites update instantly after the draw
- Whether the top prize is fixed or progressive (reported as both)
- Number range (000000–999999) is stated only by third‑party sources (Lottodraw.co.nz) and not explicitly confirmed on the official site
“Bullseye results are available on MyLotto, the official Lotto NZ site.”
MyLotto (Lotto NZ)
“Lotto Draw is a live program airing every Wednesday and Saturday night.”
Bullseye offers New Zealand players a daily shot at a decent payout with the best odds of any NZ lottery game – but only if you understand the proximity system. For anyone buying a ticket tonight, the choice is clear: check the official MyLotto page for the real prize tiers, and don’t assume a near‑miss means nothing.
Related reading: TAB Fields Today NZ: Live Results, Tips & Form Guides
For those who enjoy checking lottery outcomes in real time, Saturday Lotto results NZ tonight offer a similar experience of watching the draw unfold live.
Frequently asked questions
Is Bullseye the same as the UK TV show?
No – the New Zealand Bullseye is a daily lottery game with a 6‑digit number, unrelated to the UK dartboard‑themed game show.
What happens if I win the top prize?
Lotto NZ pays the jackpot as a lump sum; tax‑free in New Zealand. For prizes over $1,000, contact Lotto NZ directly.
Do Bullseye results expire?
Yes, claims must be made within 1 year of the draw date (MyLotto (Lotto NZ)).
How are Bullseye winning numbers drawn?
They are drawn using a random number generator or ball machine, administered by Lotto NZ.
Can I buy a Bullseye ticket at a store?
Yes, at any authorised Lotto NZ retail outlet, as well as online.
What is the difference between Bullseye and Lotto?
Lotto requires matching 6 numbers from 40, draws twice a week, and has a variable jackpot. Bullseye uses a 6‑digit number, draws daily, and rewards proximity.
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