The UK 49s has two main draws: the Lunchtime and Teatime draws. We regularly update UK 49s results as soon as they are available on the official site. You can check Lunchtime results at exactly 12:49 pm (UK time) and Teatime at exactly 4:50 PM(UTC) or 6:50 PM South African Time.
Check Live Lunchtime and Team time results below:
Lunchtime result
UK49s Lunchtime Results (Data)
The lunchtime draw takes place every day at 12:49 pm in the United Kingdom (or 2:49 pm in South Africa).
Teatime draw
UK49s Teatime Results (Data)
The time for the next 49s Teatime draw is at 4:50 PM(UTC) or 6:50 PM South African Time.
UK49s Lunchtime Results History (Data)
UK49s Teatime Results History (Data)
UK 49s Hot and Cold balls
Most frequent numbers in the history of draws are known as hot balls, whereas the least frequent are cold balls.
Here’s a breakdown of the latest hot and cold balls:
Hot & Cold Numbers
Range: Last 360 Days
🔥 Hot Numbers
Most frequently drawn
🧊 Cold Numbers
Least frequently drawn
Use our UK49s Number Generator to test these hot & cold picks.
How to play UK 49s?
See our step-by-step guide below:
step1. Set a budget: before playing any lottery, you need to set a budget. As the lottery is a risky game so don’t invest too much in it until you are able to bear the loss.
Step2. Choose the platform: After deciding your budget, you need to choose a platform, whether you play offline or online. For physical or offline play, go to a nearby superstore or retail shop. There are many lottery apps and websites that offer to play online.
Step3. Make an account for online play: If you choose to play online,you need to craete your account and login to that.
Step4. Choose your number: Now, this is a very important step to take. Here you need to choose your numbers carefully with statistical analysis from a 1-59 pool.
Step5. Place your bet: Once you choose your numbers, you need to bet on these numbers.
Step6. Wait for the results: Lunchtime results come at exactly 12:49 pm (UK time) and Teatime at exactly 4:50 PM(UTC) or 6:50 PM South African Time.
Claim your prizes: Luckily, if you win the prizes, claim your prizes from the same pool where you conduct your draw (online or offline).
How to check the LNCHTIME AND TEATIME results?
There are many websites that convey results. Bookmark this page if you want to get the accurate and timely lunchtime and teatime results.
How to Play the UK49s in South Africa?
Playing the UK 49s in South Africa is the same as in other countries. As it is South Africa’s most earlier lotto, after the national lottery is run by local bookmakers.
Estimated Payouts for a R10 Bet
Here is the estimated payout for a single bet:
| 1 Number | R60 | R50 |
| 2 Numbers | R550 | R450 |
| 3 Numbers | R4,000 | R3,300 |
| 4 Numbers | R50,000 | R40,000 |
| 5 Numbers | R400,000 | R330,000 |
Winning The UK 49’s Game
The UK 49s lotteryworld’s most popular daily lottery that offers the chance to win big twice daily (afternoon & evening). But winning the lottery isn’t just about luck—it’s also about understanding the game, analyzing patterns, and making informed number selections. Learn more in our full guide on the UK 49s Winning Pattern
Let’s have a look at winning TIPS that make it possible.
- Simply, understand how the Game Works
- Use Hot & Cold Numbers
- Study Number Pairs & Patterns
- Try the Number Generator
Manage Your Budget & Play Responsibly
UK49s Lunchtime Results 2025?
Many online platforms, such as apps, stores, and websites, claim to provide the Lunchtime results. You can check them on official sites. And for accurate and timely results, bookmark this page. We regularly update lunchtime and teatime results live.
UK 49 Lottery Information
This is the famous lottery of South Africa and the UK. It was launched in 1996 by betting operators (bookmakers) in the UK as a side game. It is famous for its double draw system (lunchtime and teatime) and flexible Odds & Payouts. Lunchtime draw is also known as afternoon draw and teatime as evening draw.
Why UK Government start the 49s Lottery Game?
This UK 49s lottery is not run by the UK government at all. It was launched in 1996 by betting operators in the UK as a side game.
Is It Government-Owned?
No, Not at all, The UK National Lottery is the government-owned lottery, launched in 1994, and run by Camelot (now Allwyn from 2024).
The UK 49s is separate and operated by bookmakers. It’s regulated by UK gambling authorities but not owned by the government.