Multilotto Bonus (2024)

FAQs

How does the bonus ball work? ›

There is also a 7^th ball drawn known as the Bonus Ball. This ball is only used if you have matched 5 of the first 6 balls drawn, on one of your lines. If your 6th number then matches the bonus ball you win a substantial cash prize (though not as large as the Jackpot!).

Number 2 is the luckiest bonus ball, having been drawn 843 times. It is followed in second place by number 3, drawn 828 times. After unlucky 57, the next unluckiest number was 50, drawn just 261 times. And 53 was the third worst on 264.

Choose 4 numbers between 1– 36. If all four of your chosen numbers are drawn out of the 5 lotto balls, you are a winner! You WIN 7500 x the amount you played. Playing R10 will win you R70 000 PLUS you get back the R10 you played.

Number of Draws means the number of Drawings for which a Multi-Draw and/or Future Play Ticket is valid. Sample 1Sample 2. Number of Draws means the number of Drawings for which a Future Play Ticket is valid.

1 Ball (Bonus)

If your chosen number is drawn as the Bonus Ball, you are a winner! You will win 5.7 x your stake back.

You also win prizes if you match any 3, 4, or 5 numbers of the winning 6-number combination, in any order.

The five most frequent numbers are 17, 31, 10, 46, and 20 — all five have been drawn at least once since the last Mega Millions jackpot was won in December. As for the Mega Ball, only six numbers have been drawn more than 100 times: 1, 3, 9, 10, 15, and 7.

How to win 4 digit lotto? ›

You may play your selection up to six consecutive draws including the succeeding draw. Simply mark the number of draws you want to play. Players must match all four of the winning numbers drawn in EXACT ORDER in the official 4D Lotto draw for the date played to win the First Prize.

For example, the most common SA Lotto numbers are 16, 30, 2, 8,23 and 48. Many players therefore use them for their ticket, despite no set of number being mathematically more (or indeed less) likely than any other combination to come out the machine.

Multi-Draw means a Game feature that allows a Player to select Plays for up to twenty (20) consecutive Drawings on one (1) Ticket, starting with the next scheduled Drawing. The cost of a Multi- Draw Ticket depends on the number of Draws and wager amount the Player selects.

Most states offer the Megaplier feature, a multiplier which increases non-jackpot prizes by two, three, four and five times. It costs an additional $1 per play. Before each regular Mega Millions drawing, the Megaplier is drawn. From a pool of 15 balls, five are marked with "2X," three with "4X" and one with "5X."

Group winners of Scratchers, Fantasy 5, Daily 3, Daily 4, Daily Derby, Hot Spot, SuperLotto Plus, Mega Millions, or Powerball prizes of $1 million or more must choose the same payment option, and may use the Multiple Player Ownership Claim Form which allows each group member (up to 100 members) to receive individual ...

Bonus Ball is played with nine billiard balls: four purple, four orange, and one black Bonus Ball. The objective of the game is to reach 30 points by pocketing balls. Each legally pocketed purple ball is worth one point, orange two points, and the Bonus Ball three points.

GOLD BALL JACKPOT

A winning number is drawn from all selections for each draw. Once a winning number is drawn, a separate Gold Ball Jackpot Draw will determine the prize - the Gold Ball Jackpot OR a $1 million prize. The Gold Ball Jackpot starts at $10 million and can reach up to $68 million.

Bonus Ball Single-Digit

Players can choose whether the bonus ball will be a single-digit number. In lotteries with two bonus balls, at least one ball needs to be a single-digit number for the player to win. This market is not valid for draw types in which there are only single-digit numbers in the draw.

If you chose to pick up your first Lottery payment from a California Lottery District Office, your first Lottery prize payment will be available for pickup within six to eight weeks of your claim. Future payments can be mailed directly to your home address or to your financial institution for deposit into your account.