Read your card
Columns group numbers by tens: 1–9, 10–19 and so on, with 80–90 in the final column. Numbers ascend down each column.
Three rows. Fifteen numbers. A clear route from one line to full house. Get to know the classic ticket and its winning stages.
Open the next game to see what you are booking. Check the card cost and winning conditions before continuing.
Distinct illustrated game states, not live screenshots. This guide does not book cards, claim prizes or change network settings.
Each row contains five numbers. The empty spaces are part of the ticket. Complete all five numbers in a row for one line; all fifteen for full house.
Ready for the first call.
Columns group numbers by tens: 1–9, 10–19 and so on, with 80–90 in the final column. Numbers ascend down each column.
One line, two lines and full house are distinct prize stages. A progressive jackpot needs a qualifying full house within its stated call limit.
Use the + and − controls to resize tickets. Auto-daub marks matching calls, while the number board keeps a record of the draw. Tickets-to-go counters show tickets close to the target, not a count of individual players.
Confirmed games continue if your connection drops. Reconnect and check your tickets and coin history before repeating a booking. Each ticket has a serial number that support can use to review a result.