The national lottery numbers for Saturday, November 7 were published with two Lotto result sets and the Thunderball number. The main draw carried an estimated £4.3 million jackpot, and matching all 6 numbers wins that prize.
Saturday’s Lotto results
The Lotto draw took place at 8pm, with tickets priced at £2 and a cutoff at 7.30pm. The winning numbers for Round 1 were 30, 51, 19, 45, 4 and 49, with 40 as the bonus ball. Round 2 produced 5, 22, 31, 20, 35 and 57, with 11 as the bonus ball.
Those two result sets explain why Saturday’s draw was listed with more than one winning line: the game can produce separate outcomes within the same draw coverage, and each set stands on its own for prize matching. A player who lands 5 main numbers wins £1,750, while 5 main numbers plus the bonus ball wins £1,000,000.
Thunderball at 8.15pm
The Thunderball draw followed at 8.15pm, with 7 as the number drawn. That game could award up to £500,000, giving ticket holders a separate route to a payout after the Lotto result was published.
The earlier win in Tameside on Wednesday, July 1, gives the draw a local reference point: a ticket there matched 5 main numbers plus the Bonus Ball in Round 2 to win £1M, from the numbers 5, 8, 26, 33, 39 and 42 with 54 as the bonus ball. Against that backdrop, Saturday’s two sets matter because they show exactly where the prize lines fall.
Why 13, 15, 22 appear
One complication sits inside the published numbers. The headline material also includes 13, 15, 22, 31 and 39, but the Saturday, November 7 Lotto results are listed as 30, 51, 19, 45, 4, 49 for Round 1 and 5, 22, 31, 20, 35, 57 for Round 2. The discrepancy is important because a player checking a slip needs the exact draw set, not a pooled list of numbers.
For anyone holding a ticket from Saturday’s draw, the practical move is simple: compare each line against the published Round 1 and Round 2 numbers, then check the bonus balls and the Thunderball number separately. The prize rules decide whether the ticket qualifies for the jackpot, £1,000,000, £1,750, or a Thunderball payout, and the draw result itself is the only thing that settles it.
