Swiss Lotto lucky numbers generator

Swiss Lotto is a regular fixture in Switzerland's lottery lineup, run by Swisslos and draws twice a week. Each ticket asks for a mid-sized spread of numbers: Pick 6 main numbers between 1 and 42, plus 1 Lucky Number between 1 and 6. That extra step — picking the Lucky Number — is what separates a match on the main numbers from the top prize.

On its own, the main numbers pool has 5,245,786 possible combinations. Add in the Lucky Number, and the total number of distinct Swiss Lotto tickets works out to 31,474,716. No combination is more or less likely to come up than any other — that's true here and on every page on this site.

The generator on this page leans on numerology rather than statistics, and it draws on two zodiac systems at once. From the month and day you enter it works out your Western star sign; from the year, your Chinese zodiac animal. Each sequence is then biased toward numbers whose digital root sits among either sign's lucky roots, applied separately to each of the 2 pools — including the Lucky Number — numbers that match both get an extra nudge. The bias is gentle by design: enough to feel personal, never so heavy that whole stretches of the range go untouched.

Every set below is generated fresh from your date of birth and stays put on refresh; press "Generate again" for a new, equally valid batch. None of this changes your actual odds of winning Swiss Lotto — see the responsible play note below before you play for real.

Most operators pay out on a tier system: matching a handful of the main numbers usually earns a small fixed prize, matching more climbs through higher tiers, and the jackpot is reserved for matching every number in every pool at once, main numbers and Lucky Number included. Exact prize amounts and tier cut-offs vary by draw and by operator, and can change without notice — this site doesn't publish them because we'd rather leave a gap than print a number that's gone stale. Check Swisslos's official results page for the current prize table before you rely on any figure you see elsewhere.

Playing Swiss Lotto for real requires meeting Switzerland's minimum legal gambling age — 18 in most jurisdictions, though a few set it higher, so check locally if you're unsure. Tickets are sold through Swisslos and its authorised retailers or official website — buying anywhere else risks an unlicensed reseller with no guarantee your ticket is ever actually entered into the draw. This page is informational only: it doesn't sell tickets, take payment for entries, or connect to any operator's systems — it just explains the format and hands you a generator to try.

When you generate numbers here for Swiss Lotto, the output is shaped to match exactly what a real Swiss Lotto ticket needs: Pick 6 main numbers between 1 and 42, plus 1 Lucky Number between 1 and 6. No extra numbers, no missing pool — copy the sequence straight onto a play slip if you decide to use it.