Fact
Norwegian Lotto held its inaugural draw using the 7-from-34 number format on the 19th April 1986
Latest Result
31/10/2026
NOK 14 Million
WonMain
35610273233
Bonus Number
26
Prize Breakdown
| Winning combination | Prize per winner | Winners |
|---|---|---|
| 7 Winning Numbers | NOK 4,477,610.00 | 3 |
| 6 Winning Numbers + Bonus Number | NOK 135,410.00 | 14 |
| 6 Winning Numbers | NOK 4,705.00 | 422 |
| 5 Winning Numbers | NOK 115.00 | 18,184 |
| 4 Winning Numbers | NOK 50.00 | 265,448 |
Prize values and winner counts relate to this completed draw.
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About Norwegian Lotto
Norwegian Lotto is Norway’s national lottery, drawn every Saturday. Seven Winning Numbers are drawn from 1–34, together with one Additional Number from the same number pool.
How It Works
Each standard Norwegian Lotto line consists of seven numbers selected from 1–34. Seven Winning Numbers and one Additional Number are drawn. There are five prize tiers according to how many Winning Numbers are matched and whether the Additional Number is also matched. Matching all seven Winning Numbers wins or shares the first-prize jackpot.
Jackpot & Rollover
Norwegian Lotto is a jackpotting lottery with a first-prize pool that is typically around NOK 14 million for a standard draw. If there is no first-prize winner, the jackpot rolls over to the following Saturday and creates a double first-prize pool. The jackpot is won by matching all seven Winning Numbers. If more than one entry wins, the available first-prize pool is shared between the winning entries.
Prize Tiers & Odds
| Prize Tier | Winning combination | Approx. odds |
|---|---|---|
| Prize Tier 1 | 7 Winning Numbers | 1 in 5,379,616 |
| Prize Tier 2 | 6 Winning Numbers + Bonus Number | 1 in 768,517 |
| Prize Tier 3 | 6 Winning Numbers | 1 in 29,558 |
| Prize Tier 4 | 5 Winning Numbers | 1 in 730 |
| Prize Tier 5 | 4 Winning Numbers | 1 in 53 |
Odds are descriptive only and do not predict future results.
Tax Information
Norwegian Lotto prizes paid by Norsk Tipping are generally tax-free in Norway. Large prizes may still need to be reported or documented for Norwegian tax purposes, and tax may apply to income subsequently earned from investing the winnings. Winners outside Norway may also have reporting or tax obligations in their country of residence.
Tax disclaimer: This information is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute tax advice. Tax treatment may vary depending on individual circumstances and jurisdiction. Professional tax advice should be sought where required.
Facts & Records
First Norwegian Lotto draw
Record Lotto prize won
Record
A single player from Sør-Trøndelag won approximately NOK 45 million, setting the Norwegian Lotto prize record in June 2012.
Number Statistics
Based on the last 50 stored draws
Most Frequent
25 × 1618 × 1432 × 145 × 137 × 13
Least Frequent
2 × 54 × 76 × 712 × 727 × 7
Most Overdue
13 · 18 draws12 · 14 draws17 · 14 draws29 · 13 draws18 · 11 draws
Historical frequency does not predict future results.