Set for Life Results · UK

5 from 47 + Life BallMon · Thu · 8:00pm LondonOdds 1 in 15,339,390
10+
draws since a win
152,123
winners last draw
LATEST DRAWThu, Oct 15, 2026No Div 1 winner
10272932388
WHAT THIS DRAW PAID
Not wonno division 1 winner this draw
0
division 1 winners
152,123
winners, all divisions
NOT YET DRAWN
NEXT DRAWadvertised starting jackpot, not today's live number
£10,000/month for 30 years
Monday · 8:00pm London
DRAW IN
2d 02:59:42

Prize breakdown · Thu, Oct 15, 2026

winner bars use a log scale · fixed prizes in every tier; capped-fund payouts split across winners only in rare casesPrizes & odds →
Every Set For Life prize is a fixed cash amount, including the top prize (£10,000/month for 30 years) and the second tier (£10,000/month for one year). Only a rare capping rule spreads a tier's prize fund across winners, and only the top tier then offers a lump-sum choice instead of the annuity. Unofficial — reconcile your ticket before claiming.

Past draws

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Number statistics

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HOTTEST MAIN NUMBERSlast 10 draws
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About Set for Life

Set for Life is the UK's unique annuity-based game, drawn Monday and Thursday. Players select five numbers from 1 to 47 plus one LifeBall from 1 to 10. Division 1 winners receive £10,000 a month for 30 years — a long, but not lifelong, guaranteed income. Eight prize divisions, all fixed cash amounts, provide various reward levels. Set for Life tickets cost £1.50 per game. This game suits players valuing long-term security.

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 has not been won for 10 draws+.

FORMAT & DRAW
Matrix5 from 47 + Life Ball
ScheduleMon · Thu · 8:00pm London
ODDS & PRIZES
Jackpot odds1 in 15,339,390
Any prize odds1 in 12.4
Prize divisions (latest draw)8
OPERATOR & PAYOUT
OperatorAllwyn UK
CoverageNational (UK)
Min jackpot£10,000/month for 30 years
If Division 1 isn't wonNothing rolls — the same annuity is on offer next draw

How to play Set for Life

Lottery FM does not sell tickets — this is how the game works wherever you buy one.

Set for Life requires selecting five numbers from 1 to 47 plus one LifeBall from 1 to 10. Tickets cost £1.50 per game. Draws occur Monday and Thursday. Division 1 (all five numbers plus LifeBall) wins £10,000 a month for 30 years. Eight divisions reward winners, every one a fixed cash amount: Division 2 requires five numbers without LifeBall; subsequent divisions require four matched numbers with/without LifeBall, three matched numbers with LifeBall, and lower combinations. The top prize's monthly payments have a capital component (tax free) and an interest component (subject to applicable tax), though the operator's licence states the payments will not fall below £10,000 after tax.

1
Choose your numbersMark 5 from 47 + Life Ball on a coupon, or take a Lucky Dip.
2
Buy before the drawEntries close shortly before the draw — check your retailer or the operator's app for the exact cutoff.
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Watch the drawDrawn Mon · Thu · 8:00pm London. Results appear here within minutes.
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Check and claimThe latest draw had 8 prize divisions — see the full prize table above. Claim any prize through the retailer or lottery operator — UK prizes must be claimed within 180 days of the draw, through the National Lottery.
Lucky Dip — the terminal generates a random line for you (most retailers)Multi-draw — pay once, enter the same numbers in several consecutive draws (most retailers)

Set for Life — frequently asked questions

When are Set for Life draws held?Draws happen Mon · Thu · 8:00pm London. Results are published on this site within minutes of the official draw closing.
What's the minimum jackpot?£10,000/month for 30 years is the fixed top prize, not a rolling jackpot — the same amount is on offer every draw whether or not it's won. In the rare case its prize fund isn't enough to pay every top-tier winner in full, the fund is split evenly across them instead, and each winning entry can then choose a lump sum or an annuity over the remaining term; outside that rare case there is no such election.
How are the prize divisions calculated?Every prize tier, including the top prize (£10,000 a month for 30 years) and the second tier (£10,000 a month for one year), is a fixed cash amount — there is no pari-mutuel jackpot. Only a rare capping rule splits a tier's prize fund across winners; even then, only the top tier's winners are offered a lump sum instead of the annuity — the second tier stays 12 fixed monthly instalments.
Are the results on this page official?No. Numbers shown here are aggregated from public draw broadcasts and operator pages and should be treated as unofficial. Always reconcile your ticket against the operating lottery's own record before claiming any prize.
Can I check older draws?Yes — the past-draws list below loads up to 792 indexed Set for Life draws, or open any individual date for the full division payout breakdown.
Something wrong or missing? Tell us — corrections are the one thing we drop everything for.