Australian Lottery MCP Server

For Claude, ChatGPT and other AI apps · Powerball · Oz Lotto · Saturday Lotto · Weekday Windfall

Add G Network to your AI app and it can look up Australian lotto results, past draws, prize divisions, number statistics and records straight from our archive, then link you to the page it used. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard way AI apps plug into outside services.

Free until 14 January 2027 with a free G Network account.

https://mcp.gnetwork.com.au

How to connect

Claude

  1. In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and add a custom connector.
  2. Name it G Network and paste the address https://mcp.gnetwork.com.au.
  3. Choose Connect. Sign in to G Network (with your password or Google) and press Allow.

ChatGPT

  1. In ChatGPT, open Settings, then Apps (or Connectors), and add a custom app or connector. Some plans need developer mode turned on for this.
  2. Paste the address https://mcp.gnetwork.com.au and choose OAuth sign-in if asked.
  3. Sign in to G Network and press Allow.

Other AI apps and developers

Any app that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in can use the address above. The server speaks Streamable HTTP, MCP versions 2026-07-28, 2025-11-25, 2025-06-18 and 2025-03-26, with OAuth 2.1 sign-in (PKCE; Client ID Metadata Documents or dynamic registration). Discovery: https://mcp.gnetwork.com.au/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource.

Scripts can send a free developer API key instead, as Authorization: Bearer gnk_…, once AI connector access is switched on in your profile.

What your AI app can look up

Latest lotto results get_latest_results
The most recent draw for one Australian lotto game, or for all four: winning numbers, supplementary numbers or the Powerball, Division 1 winners and prize, and the next draw date. Results are added by about 1:05 am Queensland time the morning after each draw.
One draw in full get_draw
One past draw by draw number or by date: the winning numbers and every prize division (winners and prize per winning entry), with a link to the draw video when there is one. Prize figures are kept from 2006; numbers go back to 1986 for Saturday Lotto.
Recent draws for a game list_draws
Past draws for one game, newest first, optionally between two dates: numbers and the Division 1 result for each. Up to 20 draws per call. For the whole archive, members can download every draw free as CSV or JSON at https://gnetwork.com.au/tools/download.
What would I have won check_numbers
Compares one set of numbers with every past draw of a game and reports how many draws it would have won a prize in, by division, and the 10 best results. Uses today's prize-division rules. It is not a ticket check: G Network is not affiliated with The Lott, and a real ticket must be checked with The Lott or the seller.
Number frequency get_number_frequency
How many times each number has been drawn in a game across every draw on record, when it was last drawn, and whether it is in the hot, warm or cold third. Every draw is random: past frequency does not change the chance of any number.
Game facts and records get_game_facts
Facts and records for one game or all four: the format and Division 1 odds, draws on record, the biggest Division 1 prize, the biggest Division 1 pool, the longest jackpot run, the most Division 1 winners in one draw, the most drawn numbers and the number missing longest. Division 1 prize records start in November 1998.
Recent Division 1 wins get_recent_division1_wins
The most recent draws where Division 1 was won, newest first, across all four games or one: draw, date, number of winning entries and the prize per entry. Draws where the jackpot rolled over are left out.

Questions

What is the G Network MCP server?

It is a connector that lets AI apps such as Claude and ChatGPT look up Australian lotto results, past draws, prize divisions, number statistics and records directly from the G Network archive, then link to the page they used. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard way AI apps plug into outside services.

Which games does it cover?

Saturday Lotto (also known as Gold Lotto, Tattslotto, X Lotto and NSW Lotto), Oz Lotto, Powerball and Weekday Windfall (Monday, Wednesday and Friday Lotto). Winning numbers go back to 1986 for Saturday Lotto, and prize figures are kept from 2006.

Is it free?

Free until 14 January 2027. It needs a free G Network account, and the Terms of Use apply: personal, non-commercial use only.

Can the AI app see my account?

No. It can look up lotto data through G Network's tools. It cannot see your email address, password or saved numbers, and it cannot change anything in your account. You can disconnect it from your profile at any time.

Can it check my lotto ticket?

No. It can compare a set of numbers with past draws, but it is not a ticket check and G Network is not affiliated with The Lott. Check a real ticket with The Lott or the seller.

Get started

Connecting needs a free G Network account. You can create one when your AI app asks you to sign in, or now.

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Your account

  • Connected apps get lotto data only: never your email, password or saved numbers.
  • Each lookup is recorded with your account, like API calls (Privacy).
  • Disconnect any app, or switch the connector off, in your profile.

Limits and terms

  • 120 lookups an hour per account.
  • Personal, non-commercial use under the Terms of Use.
  • National figures. For the whole archive in one go, use the free download.
  • Not affiliated with The Lott, and not a ticket checker.
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