Before you play
This is a game of chance. You should know what it can cost you before you decide to play, so the figures below are the real ones, taken from the games we are actually selling.
What it can cost
- Most you can stake on one run
- Most one entry can cost
- Most one ticket can cost, with all 3 entries
An entry costs your stake multiplied by the number of runs the game buys, which is why a small stake on a game with many runs is not a small entry. The table on How to play gives the runs for every game.
One draw a week
There is one draw, on Saturday, and buying more tickets is the only way to stake more — there is no faster game to move on to. Registration closes on Friday at midnight and a ticket that has not been paid for by then does not enter the draw.
Where the numbers come from
We do not generate them. The result is a published draw run elsewhere, and we do not put it on this site until a second source agrees with it or somebody here has confirmed it by hand.
Every draw we have published is on the results page. Numbers that have come up before are neither more nor less likely to come up again: each draw is independent of every draw before it.
Keep your ticket
Whether it is a card an agent filled with you or a registration you made online, the reference on it is what proves the entry is yours. You need the game code, the registration number and the name on the ticket to check a result, and nobody can check it for you without them.