Everything, answered plainly

No. Every draw since 1 August 2025 is public, including all 48 numbers, and you can search any number without signing in. You only need an account to buy a ticket or hold a balance.

18. That is a hard floor, not a guideline. We verify age, and an account that fails verification is closed and any balance returned to where it came from.

0.10 USDT. That is the smallest stake you can put on a number, and there is no minimum account balance, no subscription and no fee for opening an account.

Anywhere the law where you live permits it. That is your responsibility to check, and we may block registrations from places where we are not permitted to operate.

One draw a day at 11:11 UTC. Forty-eight numbers are drawn: 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize, then 10 Special, 10 Consolation and 25 Luck By Chance. Betting closes 30 minutes before, at 10:41 UTC.

One fixed hour, the same everywhere, every day. Coordinated Universal Time means the draw does not move for daylight saving and does not favour one timezone over another.

A Straight ticket wins only on the exact number you picked. A Box ticket covers every arrangement of your four digits, so 1234 Box holds 24 numbers - 1234, 1243, 1324 and so on. You pay your stake on each arrangement, so a Box ticket at 1.00 a number costs 24.00. If all four of your digits are the same, there is only one arrangement and Box costs exactly what Straight costs.

A fourth prize tier, 25 numbers drawn alongside the rest and paying 100x. It exists because three top prizes and twenty middle ones leave a lot of tickets with nothing; Luck By Chance more than doubles the numbers that win something in every draw.

No. All 48 numbers in a draw are different. Across draws there is no rule at all - a number can come out several times in a month or never come out for a year.

As many as you like, subject to the per-ticket and daily ceilings shown before you confirm. Each number is a separate stake.

Per 1.00 USDT staked: 1st prize 3,500x, 2nd 2,000x, 3rd 1,000x, Special 500x, Consolation 200x and Luck By Chance 100x. Your prize scales with your stake, so 0.10 on the first-prize number pays 350.

You are paid for each. The 48 numbers in a draw are all different, so this happens when you hold the same number on more than one ticket, or through a Box ticket whose arrangements land in different tiers.

No. Winnings are credited to your wallet the moment the draw settles. There is no form, no deadline and no expiry.

48 winning numbers out of 10,000, so roughly 1 in 209 that any given number takes some prize. First prize alone is 1 in 10,000.

No. Your prize is your stake multiplied by the tier rate, whatever anyone else did. Ten people holding the first-prize number are each paid in full.

USDT and USDC on BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20). Sending any other asset, or using another chain, risks permanent loss and we cannot recover it.

As long as the network needs, usually under a minute. Your balance updates after 15 confirmations.

Within 24 hours of the request, and usually much sooner. If a payment is held for a check you are told why and when to expect it.

0.50 USDT on BEP-20, shown before you confirm. Nothing is deducted from your winnings beyond the network cost.

Free-reward balances can be staked but not withdrawn. Anything you win from a reward stake goes to your normal balance and can be withdrawn like any other winnings.

Large withdrawals, a newly added address, or a pattern our monitoring flags will all trigger a manual check. It is a control, not an accusation, and it does not usually add a day.

One operator enters them and a second, different person verifies them. The system refuses to let the same admin do both, and no prize is paid until the second signature is in. Both names and timestamps are published with every result.

Not after settlement. If an entry error is caught before settlement it is rejected, the reason is recorded and the numbers are entered again. Once a draw is settled the result stands.

It is voided and every ticket in it is refunded in full, automatically. The reason is published.

No. Every draw is independent of every one before it. A number that has not appeared for a year is exactly as likely as one that came out yesterday, and any system claiming otherwise is selling you something.

Prizes are funded from a ring-fenced reserve capitalised before tickets are sold, not out of the day's takings. Every stake, prize and fee is written to a double-entry ledger that is reconciled after every single draw - if it does not balance, settlement halts.

Passwords are hashed with Argon2id and are never stored in a form anyone can read. Two-factor authentication is available and recommended. A new withdrawal address is held for 24 hours before it can be used.

Use one of the ten single-use recovery codes issued when you enabled it. If those are gone too, contact support and expect to prove who you are.

No. One account per person. Duplicate accounts may be closed and any reward balances withdrawn.

In your settings, at any time. Withdraw your balance first. Some records are kept afterwards because anti-money-laundering law requires it.

Deposit limits per day, week or month; time-outs from one day to a month; self-exclusion for six months or longer; reality-check reminders; and a full, exportable history of everything you have staked and won.

A lower limit applies immediately. A higher one waits out a cooling-off period first, so it cannot be raised in the moment.

No, and neither can we. That is the point of it.

The national support service where you live offers free, confidential help and has no connection to us. If you cannot find the self-exclusion setting, email support and we will apply it for you.