Bits & Odds

South Dakota Lottery Results and Winning Numbers

Every game's newest draws, to November 4, 2026. Below them: what a ticket costs in South Dakota, which add-ons South Dakota Lottery sells, and what it is worth — with the arithmetic shown.

Latest South Dakota lottery results

Updated

  • Dakota Cash Nov 4 ---- Next jackpot $120,000
  • Mega Millions Nov 6 ----, Mega Ball Next draw Tue, Nov 10, 10:00 p.m. CT (11:00 p.m. ET) Jackpot $529 million
  • Powerball Nov 4 ----, Powerball Next draw Sat, Nov 7, 9:59 p.m. CT (10:59 p.m. ET) Jackpot $20 million
  • Millionaire for Life Nov 6 ----, Millionaire Ball Next draw Sat, Nov 7, 10:15 p.m. CT (11:15 p.m. ET)
  • Lotto America Nov 4 ----, Star Ball Next draw Sat, Nov 7, about 9:15 p.m. CT (10:15 p.m. ET)

South Dakota hot and cold numbers

For fun: every draw is independent, so none of these is likelier to come up next.

At the jackpot standing after the November 4, 2026 draw, a $2 Powerball ticket bought in South Dakota is worth $0.35, 17c on the dollar, and South Dakota withholds nothing. The best South Dakota scratch game on sale returns 78c — no jackpot, but far more of the money comes back. Every one, ranked.

Multi-state games in South Dakota

More multi-state games sold in South Dakota

South Dakota Lottery also sells Millionaire for Life and Lotto America, drawn once for every lottery that sells them.

What is different in South Dakota

Ticket price
$4 a line, all in
$2 base plus $1 each for Power Play and Double Play.
Power Play
On sale — $1
Multiplies every prize below the jackpot by 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10. We make the extra dollar worth about 46c.
Double Play
On sale — $1
A second drawing of the same numbers, every prize fixed, top prize $10 million. Worth about 53c per dollar — the best-value dollar on the ticket.
Prize structure
Fixed, as the chart
The published amounts are what you are paid — South Dakota does not adjust them for sales.
State withholding
None
No income tax. Federal withholding of 24% applies on top, everywhere.
Minimum age
18
South Dakota Lottery's own rule. Five jurisdictions set it higher: four at 21 and one at 19.

Rules read from powerball.com and South Dakota Lottery on September 22, 2026. Withholding rates and the calculator.

South Dakota Lottery's own games

These are drawn in South Dakota, for South Dakota. We hold 57 of their draws, the oldest from April 22, 2026.

South Dakota lottery tools

South Dakota lottery questions

What lottery games can you play in South Dakota?
Mega Millions, Powerball, Millionaire for Life, Lotto America, plus South Dakota Lottery's own games: Dakota Cash. We hold 57 of their draws, the oldest from April 22, 2026.
Does South Dakota sell Power Play and Double Play?
Both. Each costs $1 a play on top of the $2 ticket, so a full South Dakota line is $4. We price Power Play at about 46 cents per dollar and Double Play at about 53 cents.
How much tax does South Dakota withhold from lottery winnings?
Nothing — no income tax. Federal withholding of 24% still applies. The calculator does the rest.
Which South Dakota lottery game has the best odds?
Mega Millions, at 1 in 23.07 of winning something — though the prizes are correspondingly smaller, and winning often is not the same as winning much. A scratch game is a different proposition again: the best on sale in South Dakota now returns about 78 cents on the dollar.
Where do these South Dakota numbers come from?
Straight from South Dakota Lottery's own published results, read every day, and the multi-state games are cross-checked against several official sources before we publish them. Every source is listed here. The South Dakota rules on this page were read from powerball.com and South Dakota Lottery on September 22, 2026.

About the South Dakota Lottery

South Dakota Lottery sells Powerball and Mega Millions alongside its own games. 18 for scratch and lotto games; video lottery is 21. You must be 18 to buy a ticket, and a winning ticket has to be claimed in the jurisdiction where it was sold. lottery.sd.gov

Every jurisdiction is listed on the lottery hub — including Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada and Utah, which run no lottery at all.