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 to participate in lotteries according to the applicable legislation of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
14 Days