BC.Game Lottery

With tickets costing just $0.10 each, you can play the lottery every single day at BC.Game, with a chance of winning the $100,000 jackpot for correctly guessing the six numbers that are drawn.

There are prizes for guessing just some of the numbers, too, which we’ll get onto shortly but, for now, here’s how to participate.

It’s easy to get involved with the lottery at BC Game, which can be accessed from the main menu of the official BC.Game website via the tab on the left-hand sidebar.

Just like any other lottery, players buy tickets and choose the numbers they think will be drawn from the pot. Then you simply wait for the draw to take place before matching your numbers up with those that have been drawn.

To buy tickets, navigate to the Lottery page from the home page and click the gold “Buy ticket now” on the right-hand side of the page. Then, choose which currency you want to pay with and select how many tickets you would like to buy.

Finally, select whether you want your numbers automatically generated or whether you want to manually select them yourself. Click the green “But tickets” button to complete the transaction.

If you can guess all 6 numbers correctly, you’ll receive a whopping $100,000. It’s not a case of all or nothing, though, as getting just a few numbers right can result in a payout.

Here are the prizes that are available from the BC.Game Lottery:

For a chance to play BC.Game Lottery and win prizes like these, register using the BC.game promo code NEWBONUS for the best signup offer and welcome bonus.

Using algorithms, BC.Game is able to guarantee that each and every lottery draw is provably fair.

Five ordinary balls are pulled from a pool of 36 numbers, and a jackpot ball is selected from a pool of 10 numbers, according to the 5+1 regulation of the lottery.

Each game creates a fresh server seed and publishes the string following Hash256. For client seeds, they utilise the hash generated after 10 blocks and the ETH height at the conclusion of the daily ticket purchase deadline.

The system begins by computing the hash value, which produces a 64-bit character string. The system then converts the hash's eight characters into an int32 value. The translated value is then multiplied by the value 0x100000000, divided by the quantity of balls, and the result is the winning position, from which the appropriate ball is taken.