The information below only applies to game 590

  • The most popular lottery game in West Africa is the 5/90 fixed odds lotto game because the winning amount is predetermined before a stake is placed.
  • The winning amount depends on the ability of the customer to wager large sums or the operator to put a limit on highest wager allowed.
  • The player has the freedom to choose a number(s) (DIRECT / NAP) , a combination (PERM short for Permutation), DC/DOUBLE CHANCE or MN/MACHINE NO of number anywhere from 1 to 90.
  • Five numbers are randomly. These five numbers that are drawn are referred to as the “winning numbers”.
  • DIRECT
    • 1-DIRECT: The Player places stake in favor of one (1) number from 1 to 90.
    • 2-DIRECT: The player stakes in favor of two (2) numbers from 1 to 90.
    • 3-DIRECT: The player stakes in favor of three (3) numbers from 1 to 90.
    • 4-DIRECT: the player stakes in favor of four (4) numbers from 1 to 90.
    • 5-DIRECT: the player stakes in favor of five (5) numbers from 1 to 90.
  • PERMUTATION
    • PERM-1: player places stake in favor of any number from a selected range of numbers he has chosen.
    • PERM-2: player places stake in favor of any two numbers from a selected range of numbers
    • PERM-3: player places stake in favor of any three numbers from a selected range of numbers
    • PERM-4: players places stake in favor of any four number from a selected range of numbers
    • PERM-5: player places stake in favor of any five number from a selected range of numbers.
  • DOUBLE CHANCE
    • Player places stake in favor of any two (2) numbers against FIRST 5 Numbers (ORIGINAL) or LAST 5 Numbers (MACHINE NO) from a selected range from 1 to 90.
    • Player can play DIRECT or PERM.
  • MACHINE NO
    • Player places stake in favor of any two (2) numbers against LAST 5 Numbers (MACHINE NO) from a selected range from 1 to 90.
    • Player can play DIRECT or PERM.
To participate, you must be Of legal age (18+) to participate in lotteries according to the applicable legislation of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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