Rules
Basic principles
Lotteries are a form of game where participants select a certain number of numbers from a predetermined range (for example, from 1 to 50). During the draw, the winning numbers are determined at random. The result depends on how many of them match the selected numbers.
There are several types of lottery tickets:
- Classic paper tickets — widely available at traditional points of sale.
- Electronic tickets — used on the official websites of operators.
- Instant lotteries (scratch cards) — the result is visible immediately after scratching off the protective layer.
How raffles work
Draws take place on specific days and at specific times. During these draws, special machines or electronic systems randomly select a set of winning numbers. After that, the official authorities publish the results, which usually include the main numbers and, in some lotteries, additional (bonus) numbers.
The more numbers you match with the winning numbers, the higher the prize category. Some lotteries also take into account bonus numbers or additional conditions, such as the ticket series number.
This website does not conduct games, accept payments, or distribute lottery tickets. All information provided is for informational purposes only. To participate or for clarification regarding the rules, please contact the official lottery organizers in your country.
Example of a typical lottery ticket
Step 1: Select a ticket
• Type: paper / electronic / scratch
• Source: official operator
Step 2: Select numbers
• For example: 6 out of 49
• You can select them yourself or automatically (quick selection)
Step 3: Wait for the draw
• The winning numbers are determined
• They are published on official websites or in the media
Step 4: Check the result
• Compare your ticket with the winning numbers
• See if there is a match and what category it belongs to
