Lightning Lotto Live
Mark your cards for your chance to win in Lightning Lotto Live!
In this lottery-themed live casino game, you can find two different ball machines - one contains 25 numbers, while the other is made up of 10 Powerballs.
To win, you must have at least three matching numbers on your ticket including the Powerball, and your payouts could be multiplied by up to 10x if your ticket includes a Lightning Number!
Try your luck.
Lightning Lotto Live Game Overview
The minimum bet size in Lightning Lotto Live is 10p.
The maximum bet you can place in this live casino game is £50.
How to Play
When you play this game, your objective is to match as many numbers as you can on a ticket that you've bought with the numbers drawn from the machines.
Two different ball machines are used in Lightning Lotto Live. The first of those is the main drum, and the second is the Powerball drum.
There are 25 balls in the main drum, and they are numbered sequentially from 1-25. In the Powerball drum, you will find numbers 1-10 on a total of 10 balls.
In each game, there will be five balls drawn out of the main drum, and then one Powerball will be taken out of the other drum to give you six active numbers.
Should one of the numbers on your ticket match one of the drawn balls, the corresponding square on your ticket is marked off.
In order to win in this live casino game, you must have a minimum of three matching numbers, one of which has to be a Powerball.
Tickets
In any game round in Lightning Lotto Live, you can play with up to 500 tickets.
Lightning Tickets
Once betting time has expired, the main drum will pull two Lightning Numbers at random. If one of these numbers is shown on your ticket it becomes a Lightning Ticket, and will be multiplied by between 2x and 10x.
If both of the Lightning Numbers are shown on your ticket, the values of the multipliers are added together and the sum will be applied to your ticket.
Return to Player
Return To Player (RTP): 96.08%
The expected return is the amount we pay out to players relative to the amount of wagering on the game.
For example, if we take £100 of wagers we will, on average, pay out £96.08 of wins.