Select the number of lines you want to play. As a guide, 5 lines will usually fill one ticket in most states.
Then select the grey game button to choose your game.
Use the COPY button to get your selected lottery numbers in text form added to your clipboard. Paste it into a text editor or email, and transfer the numbers onto your ticket.
For best results you need to generate new numbers for each new game. Have fun playing, always play responsibly and never spend more than you can afford to lose.
The Silver Lotto Numbers Selector is based on principles from the Silver Lotto System and PRO System, used by hundreds of thousands of lottery players around the world for more than 30 years. This lottery number selector generates number selections for US Powerball (also in the UK), and Mega Millions.
No. The Silver Lotto Numbers Selector uses selection principles from the original Silver Lottery System and PRO Custom Profiles. It is the only Lottery Generator we know that does this to achieve real winning numbers potential.
No. AI does not have access to the proprietary methods and decades of specialist knowledge behind the Silver Lottery System. The Selector applies those methods directly when generating your numbers.
Yes, we have many winners. Players using the Silver Lottery and Predict System have had a
$22 million jackpot win, multiple $1 million prize wins,
and thousands of prizes worth up to $100,000.
See testimonials here.
I retired in 2022 and stopped selling the Silver Lottery System. Since I no longer rely on the income, I turned it into this free lottery selector and made it available for everyone to use.
No lottery system, strategy, or number selector can guarantee a prize. Lottery results cannot be predicted with certainty. The Silver Lotto Numbers Selector applies the same selection principles used by Silver Lottery System players for more than 30 years.
Curved TV's and a projector you can place almost against your wall are some of the amazing tech gadgets available for the lottery winner, and for regular people too. How about mood lighting for the boudoir, or a device that helps monitor your sleep and records your progress on your iPhone? All you need is money - so start taking notes...
Maybe you don't need to win the lottery, which let's admit takes a little luck. But look through this video and see how to maybe become a professional gambler. Or find out how a mobile phone blank screen made one app developer $2 million. Win the right lottery or develop the right idea, and you're on your way!
Click, snap, pop! That's the sound of one of the most reliable investments around for lottery winners to throw their spare cash at. It's Lego blocks, the favourite building block toy for all generations. The company's following is so big that they built a large scale Disney-style park in UK. Watch and find out why Lego is better than gold for your spare lottery money.
Superstar singer Beyonce released photos of daughter Blue Ivy's 4th birthday party, and it's nothing that any lottery winners can't copy for a few thousand dollars and some specialist party hire companies. Check out the colourful table setting for about 40 guests.
Ah, at last some peace and quiet after your frantic life when your lottery win was announced. And you found it in Canada, high in the hills, in this stunning modernistic home on several levels. But it's not too big so you get lost inside. But the views... just wow!
This brand-new build in Carolwood Dr, one of the best streets in Beverly Hills, is grabbing attention for its incredible features and insane price tag. Because $150,000,000 is a big lotto win - you'll need a Powerball or Mega Millions to own it. Take a look over the features of this 38,000 sq ft home with 10 bedrooms and 24 bathrooms. More a hotel than a home!
Some critics describe pigeons as 'rats with wings.' But that didn't seem the worry Hu Zhen, a wealthy Chinese billionaire who paid $329,000 for one of them. I bet he would be upset if it flew away. Then what about Russia's wealthiest man who paid $380 million to own a 536 ft super yacht. Look at the rest of the buys in this video and promise yourself you'll keep your jackpot win money in your wallet when the temptation gets too great.
Kinda exciting to know what happens when you win the lottery. Tony Bitonti from Canada's Ontario Lottery And Gaming Corp explains it all in detail. Little-known fact - any time you win over $250,000 you have to visit the OLGC Prize Centre. How hard can that be!
When Harry Black, 66, bought his lottery ticket for Canada's Lotto 649, little did he know that no one has ever won half of the lottery winnings with two identical tickets. And now after playing the same numbers for 53 years, he did. The Surrey resident always purchases two lottery tickets with the exact same numbers. On the April 13th it finally worked, and he won half of a record-breaking $63 million jackpot. He plans to do something he's never done before... find out at 1:04.
This Scottish couple won £30 million (US$37M), but didn't know whether a £20 (US$25) tip was big enough - especially when the waiter knew about their massive win. Don't worry, you could probably buy the restaurant anyway! The couple from Hawick in the Scottish Borders have become Lotto's biggest ever winners, banking an incredible £33,035,323 after winning half of the record £66,070,646 Lotto jackpot on Saturday 9th January. Och aye! [You might need to turn Youtube captions on if you find their accent hard to figure out]
If you were asked to think of one street where high-priced fashion and jewellery were available, you might say LA's Rodeo Drive. Surprise - it doesn't feature here. That means there's 10 others from Vienna to Seoul to Sydney that offer the millionaire the best selection of goods in the world. New York's With Avenue is there too, so see it and the rest in this range of top-end streets.
There are yachts, and then there is billionaire industrialist Dennis Washington's Attessa IV. Everything on this boat is pure class, and at $250 million it oughta be! It took 4 years for the project to take shape, and the result is a 332-ft mega yacht that is perfect inside and out. This video also shows the kid's camp that the billionaire is involved in.
At the time it was NYC's largest apartment, owned by the appropriately name Denise Rich, a US-born Austrian singer-songwriter, socialite, philanthropist, and political fundraiser. The former wife of financier Marc Rich, she's also involved with a trust that includes a Learjet 60 and a 157-foot yacht called the "Lady Joy." Serious wealth speaking! Take a look at the amazing grandeur inside this place.
As a new lottery winner you'll enjoy seeing some of these cars, and maybe like to add similar models into your vintage collection. They are from the museum now run by the LeMay family in Tacoma, WA.
A collection of gadgets that every lottery winner will want to get their hands on. Some, like the cookie maker, can be a great gift for the woman in your life. No more drudgery! Or the electric scooter. Or the on-wall speaker.
It cost Elon Musk just under $1 million, but I'm sure it's worth every cent. The original Lotus Esprit nicknamed 'Wet Nellie' that turned into a submarine in the James Bond film 'The Spy Who Loved Me.' He installed a Tesla motor and brought it back to life as a working car. There's no end of Bond memorabilia that's available to you as a lottery winner. The best part - when chosen wisely these gadgets will only get more valuable. Check out the other toys like the $5 million DB5 with ejection seat too...
It's a big house in every way. Set on 4.5 acres of grounds in New Jersey, the home is ready for a Powerball or Mega Millions lottery millionaire to step right in. But the most amazing part of the house has to do with the living room. Though you may call it by another name when you see what's in it.
When you buy a Powerball ticket and win the jackpot, your first thought is to avoid publicity and disappear. And this is what the Bradenton, Florida, winners Steve Ziegler, 46, and Cheri Ziegler, 44, did. When ABC Action News tried to discover more about the couple who reside in the Greyhawk Landing subdivision, all they got was second-hand news from a neighbor and saw an empty home. But the story is an interesting one nevertheless - watch and see if you agree.
Brad Duke displays his winning ticket for the 2005 Powerball $220 million jackpot.
Winner Brad Duke was different to other lottery winners. Soon after his win he optimistically set a goal to multiply it into $1 billion. Has he made it, 12 years later? See the latest information we have on his plans here:
Update: $220M Powerball Jackpot Winner Brad Duke Talks About Growing His Win To $1 Billion
It seems simple. You want a supercar, and the showroom in your city has the model you want. Your lottery check has hit your bank so you're flush with cash. You drive downtown and step inside the door, taking in the glittering display before you. You know you can easily buy them all at once, but first steps first...
The lottery-predicting frog had some startling successes. PHOTO: Nong Oui
When local Tongsai Boommrungsai spotted a frog in her garden holding a young chick in its mouth, she stared straight into the frogs protruding eyes and demanded that it drop it.
There are many stories about lottery winners losing their tickets and then miraculously finding them again, or winning on Friday the 13th. But how about these lucky winners who got their wins in some very strange ways? Let’s dive right in…
A NASCAR speedway and lottery commission created the largest scratch-off ticket ever made, setting a new Guinness World Record.
You couldn’t make this up.. four amazing coincidences with the $1 million prize that Alexander McLeish of Attleborough got from a friend after his open heart surgery.
It’s quite unique. Canadian law prohibits ‘disposing of any property by lots, cards, tickets or any mode of chance’ whatsoever…
You couldn't make this up. When Florida resident Bill Kelly gave one of three lottery tickets to his family pet, little did he realize what the outcome would be.
Copyright © 2026 Silver Lotto Media Group
SilverLotto.com has been providing lottery news, guides, articles, results and trusted information to players worldwide since 1995.
PRIVACY | DISCLOSURES | SUPPORT | CONTACT
