Powerball Syndicate tickets are shown in a shortened format that's easier to read and print, but every game is still included. System Syndicate tickets show as one line (a Medium Syndicate covers 330 games) and PowerHit Syndicate tickets show as ten lines (a Small Syndicate covers 200 games).
Why does my Powerball System Syndicate ticket only show one line?
System Syndicate tickets are shown in a one-line format so they're easier to read and print. The single line holds all the numbers in your System, and the ticket covers every combination of those numbers.
For example, a Powerball Medium Syndicate ticket shows 11 numbers on one line. Expanded, it covers all 330 combinations of those 11 numbers, so 330 games are played.
Learn more, including a video, in How do Syndicates work?
Why does my Small Powerball Syndicate ticket only show ten lines?
PowerHit Syndicate tickets are shown in a ten-line format so they're easier to read and print. Each line is a PowerHit, which plays your numbers with every possible Powerball number from 1 to 20.
For example, a Powerball Small Syndicate ticket shows ten lines. Expanded, it covers 200 games.
Learn more in our video explaining how PowerHit works.
How do I contact Oz Lotteries about my Syndicate ticket?
Should you have any questions or feedback, please don't hesitate to contact our Customer Support on 1300 188 911 or at support@ozlotteries.com.
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