Deaf Lottery Draw #232 Insights

Deaf Lottery #232 sample prize photo

Prize Value
$1M

Tickets From
$2

Ticket Cap
2.5M

Closes
11 Sep 2026

Best Value Bundle
$10

Image source: Deaf Lottery

Summary

Deaf Lottery Draw #232 offers a $1M major prize designed around flexibility, allowing the winner to choose how they use the funds rather than receiving a predetermined asset package. Tickets start from $2, with a range of bundle options available.

Best Value Option

$10 Bundle

PG Rating: 75.3
  • 5 tickets
  • $2.00 per ticket
  • Odds: 1 in 500,000

Lowest-priced bundle option while maintaining the same cost efficiency as higher tiers.

View full draw comparison

Draw Snapshot

Major Prize
  • $1M Lifestyle Prize
Prize Choices
  • Home build or renovation projects
  • Vehicles, caravans, boats and motorhomes
  • Gold bullion and travel experiences
Key Dates
  • Closes: 11 Sep 2026
  • Draw Date: 17 Sep 2026
Entry
  • Tickets from: $2

Deaf Lottery Draw #232

$1,000,000 First Prize

PG RatingPrize ValueOddsCostTickets$/Ticket
75.3$1,000,0001 in 500,000$105$2.00
74.8$1,010,0001 in 166,667$3015$2.00
74.7$1,005,0001 in 250,000$2010$2.00
73.5$1,030,0001 in 50,000$10050$2.00
73.4$1,020,0001 in 100,000$5025$2.00
68.3$1,000,0001 in 2,500,000$21$2.00

Key Changes & Comparisons

Consistent Prize Pool

Prize value remains at $1,000,000, matching Draw #231.

Winning Odds Hold Steady

Recommended bundle odds remain at 1 in 500,000.

Ticket Pricing & Bundle Structure Unchanged

Ticket pricing, bundle pricing and bonus prize tiers remain consistent with the previous draw.

Cost Efficiency Maintained

Cost efficiency (O/$) remains at 1 in 5 million.

OAV Unchanged

With prize value and winning odds unchanged, OAV remains consistent with the previous draw.

Notable Conditions

  • Book Buyer Bonus starts from the 10 tickets/$20 bundle, with purchases of 50 tickets/$100 bundle, and over, qualifying for the maximum tier.

Supporting Cause

Proceeds from this draw support Deaf Connect’s programs and services, helping Deaf, hard of hearing and deafblind Australians access communication, community and support services.