How to play
Choosing your stake: what 0.10 and 10.00 a number really mean
Your stake is the value of one number, and it sets every prize the ticket can pay. How to choose one, and what each end of the range means in practice.
What a stake is
The stake is what you pay for one number. It can be anything from 0.10 to 10.00 USDT. On a Straight ticket you pay it once. On a Box ticket you pay it once for every arrangement the ticket covers, so the total can be several times the stake.
Every prize is a multiple
Prizes are fixed multiples of the stake on the winning number: 3,500× for first prize, 2,000× for second, 1,000× for third, 500× for Special, 200× for Consolation and 100× for Luck By Chance. At 0.10 a first prize pays 350.00. At 10.00 it pays 35,000.00.
Choosing sensibly
Start from what you are comfortable losing in a day, not from the prize you would like to win. Divide that by how many numbers you want to hold and how many draws you want to play, and the stake follows. A stake chosen that way still leaves the evening enjoyable whatever the board says.
Check the quote
Before you confirm, the quote shows the total cost of the ticket and what each tier would pay on it. It is worth reading every time, especially on a Box, where the total can be up to 24 times the stake. You also have daily limits in your account settings if you want a ceiling that holds on every ticket.