Switzerland's national lottery
The Swiss national lottery was introduced in 1970. Since 2013 Swiss Lotto has been played in its current 6of42 format with an additional lucky number from its own pool of 1-6.
Choose 6 main numbers from 1 to 42 plus a lucky number from 1 to 6. A ticket costs CHF 2.50. Draws on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
| Match | Prize | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| 6 correct + lucky number | Jackpot | 1 : 31.474.716 |
| 6 correct | variabel | 1 : 6.294.943 |
| 5 correct + lucky number | ca. CHF 10.000–20.000 | 1 : 145.716 |
| 5 correct | CHF 1.000 | 1 : 29.143 |
| 4 correct + lucky number | ca. CHF 150–190 | 1 : 3.331 |
| 4 correct | ca. CHF 78 | 1 : 666 |
| 3 correct + lucky number | ca. CHF 22–28 | 1 : 220 |
| 3 correct | ca. CHF 9,50–10 | 1 : 44 |
Jackpot only with 6 correct plus the lucky number: odds 1:31.5M.
LottoAnalyzer analyses all Swiss Lotto draws.
Official participation is through the retailers and platforms of the lottery's home country. Courier services buy tickets for players abroad; check beforehand whether this is permitted in your country.
In Switzerland tax-free up to a certain amount. Foreign players may be subject to different tax rules.
An extra number from its own pool of 1 to 6. Relevant for prize classes 1, 3, 5 and 7.