Special
10 numbers500×
Consolation
10 numbers200×
Luck By Chance
25 numbers100×
One draw a day · 48 winning numbers
Stake from 0.10 USDT on any four digits. Hit first prize and you are paid 3,500 times what you staked. Forty-eight numbers win every single day, and no number is ever drawn twice in the same draw.
Latest results
Every draw publishes all forty-eight numbers, the operator who entered them and the second person who verified them. Nothing is settled until both have signed off.
10 numbers500×
10 numbers200×
25 numbers100×
Prize structure
Your prize is what you staked, multiplied by the rate for the tier your number won. Stake 1 USDT on the first-prize number and you are paid 3,500. Stake 0.10 and you are paid 350.
48 winning numbers out of 10,000 — about a 1 in 209 chance that any one number takes a prize. A 1 USDT stake across all six tiers is worth up to 16,000 USDT. The full table, including how Box tickets are priced, is on the rules page.
How to play
Send USDT or USDC on BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20). Fees are a few cents and it confirms in seconds. Your balance appears as soon as the network agrees.
Any four digits from 0000 to 9999, and you choose the stake — from 0.10 USDT up. Play it Straight for that exact number, or Box to cover every arrangement of your digits.
Betting closes 30 minutes before. Winnings land in your wallet the moment the draw settles — no claim to file.
Money in, money out
Winnings are credited automatically when a draw settles. Withdrawal requests are reviewed and sent within one working day — most go out far sooner.
Every withdrawal is paid within a day of the request. If a payment is ever held for review, you are told why and when to expect it.
One operator enters the winning numbers, a second verifies them. The person who types them can never be the one who approves them.
Stakes, prizes and fees are written to a double-entry ledger that is reconciled after every draw. A book that does not balance stops trading.
A ring-fenced prize reserve is capitalised before a single ticket is sold, so a big win is never paid out of the next day’s takings.
Game rules
The full text is on the rules page. Nothing below is a simplification that changes what you are owed.
One draw a day at 11:11 UTC. Betting closes 30 minutes
before. Forty-eight numbers are drawn: 3 top prizes, 10 Special,
10 Consolation and 25 Luck By Chance.
No number is drawn twice in the same draw.
A Straight ticket wins only on the exact number you
picked. A Box ticket covers every arrangement of your
four digits — 1234 Box holds 24 numbers — and you
pay your stake on each one.
If your digits are all the same, Box and Straight cost the same.
Your prize is your stake multiplied by the published rate for the tier your number won. A number can take more than one tier in the same draw, and you are paid for each.
Winnings are credited automatically. There is nothing to claim.
Stake between 0.10 and 10.00 USDT on any one
number. Your prize scales with it: the rates below are quoted per
1.00 USDT staked.
Daily and per-ticket ceilings apply and are shown before you confirm. A ticket over a limit is refused whole — never partly filled.
Tickets stand once bought. If a draw is ever voided, every ticket in it is refunded in full, automatically, and the reason is published.
Strictly 18 and over, and only where the law where you live permits it. One account per person. We may ask you to verify who you are before a withdrawal.
Draw 406/26 closes at 10:41 UTC
An account takes a minute. Fund it with USDT or USDC, stake from 0.10, and withdraw whenever you like.
From the journal
Straight answers about the draw, the odds and your money. No tips, no systems, no lucky numbers.
One covers a single number. The other covers up to 24, and costs up to 24 times as much. The choice is not about luck, it is about arithmetic.
Twenty-five extra numbers a draw, paying 100x. It exists because a board with three big prizes and twenty middling ones leaves too many tickets holding nothing.
The person who types the winning numbers is never the person who approves them. That is not policy - the system physically refuses.