Set for Life is Australia's annuity-based lottery, drawn daily. Players select seven numbers from 1 to 44; two supplementary numbers are then drawn alongside them, not chosen by the player. Division 1 (all seven numbers matched) pays A$20,000 a month for 20 years to each winner, guaranteed in full for up to 4 winners a draw; if 5 or more tickets share Division 1 in the same draw, a total of A$80,000 a month is instead divided equally between them. Eight prize divisions accommodate winning combinations. Entry costs A$4.55 for one game covering 7 consecutive daily draws — single draws are not sold separately. Set for Life appeals to players seeking long-term financial security over single lump-sum payments.
Lottery FM publishes each Set for Life result within minutes of the official draw, with every division, the winner count and the prize paid. Division 1 was won in the most recent draw.
Lottery FM does not sell tickets — this is how the game works wherever you buy one.
Set for Life requires selecting seven numbers from 1 to 44; two supplementary numbers are then drawn alongside them, not chosen by the player. Entry costs A$4.55 for one game spanning 7 consecutive daily draws; single draws cannot be purchased separately. Draws occur daily. Division 1 (all seven numbers matched) pays A$20,000 a month for 20 years to each winner, guaranteed in full for up to 4 winners a draw; from a 5th winner in the same draw, a total of A$80,000 a month is instead divided equally between every Division 1 winner. Division 2 (six numbers plus a supplementary number) pays A$5,000 a month for 1 year on the same basis — guaranteed to up to 4 winners, or a A$20,000-a-month total split between 5 or more. Division 3 requires six numbers; subsequent divisions accommodate five matched numbers, four matched numbers, and three matched numbers, with or without a supplementary number.