Check your lotto numbers
How do I check if I won Baba Ijebu?
Save the numbers you staked, up to 10 between 1 and 90, and tick the games you played. Every new result is compared with them: a number among the five winning numbers is marked as a match, and one among the machine numbers is shown apart. What a ticket wins depends on its bet, so the selling agent confirms it.
Source: how the number check on this site works.
Save up to 10 numbers between 1 and 90 and tick the games you play. Each number is then marked in every result on this site, and the list below tells you whether it is among today’s winning numbers.
Your saved numbers
Today’s check
- Save a number above and we will look for it in today’s results.
Games you follow
Phone alerts
With alerts on, your phone gets a notification when one of your numbers is among the five winning numbers of a game you follow. Cross-checked results of those games are sent too.
On an iPhone, alerts only work after you add this site to the home screen: tap Share in Safari, choose “Add to Home Screen”, open the site from the new icon and switch alerts on there.
Today’s results to check against
Results out so far today; your saved numbers are marked in them, and in every other result on the site.
- Tota Baba Ijebu
Winning6386765478
Machine69351411621
- Mark II Baba Ijebu
Winning7740828502
Machine16803965591
How the check works
A saved number counts as a match when it is one of the five winning numbers of a game you follow. If it turns up among the machine numbers instead, the check says so separately, because the machine row is not the winning row. Results marked Single source are included and labelled as such.
This is a convenience, not a ticket check: what a ticket wins depends on the bet placed and on the operator’s rules, so confirm with the shop or agent that sold it. We never suggest numbers to stake.
Where your numbers are kept
Your numbers and the games you tick are saved in this browser on your phone. With alerts switched on we also keep them with the alert subscription so we know when to notify you; switching alerts off deletes them. See the privacy policy.
A mark is not a winning ticket
A mark on a result means one of your saved numbers is among the five winning numbers of a game you follow. It does not mean the ticket won. What a ticket pays depends on the bet that was placed and the operator’s own rules, so the shop or agent that sold it has the final word. The same goes for a phone alert: it reports a number, not a prize.
When there is no mark
No mark does not always mean no match:
- only the games you ticked are checked, so tick the game printed on your slip;
- the list on this page covers today’s results; earlier days are on each game page and in the archive;
- a result that has not been posted yet cannot be checked.
Ghana draws are listed under one name each. For an MSP slip, tick Monday Special; for Lucky G, tick Lucky Tuesday.
Single source results can still change
Results marked Single source are included in the check and shown with that label. If a second publisher later lists different numbers, the result is held back as Under review, and a mark shown earlier can disappear. Read what the labels next to a result mean before acting on a match.
Choosing games for alerts
Ticking every game means a notification for every draw that holds one of your numbers, which can be many a day. Ticking only the games you actually play keeps alerts useful. Your numbers live in this browser on this phone; another phone or browser has its own list. With alerts on, the numbers and games are also kept with the alert subscription until you switch alerts off.