Straight tickets

This is the basic most common type of ticket. You simply mark your numbers and wait for the draw.

You must firstly choose how many spots you wish to play. Most casinos allow you to choose between 1 and 15 spots, and some even allow you to choose 20, 32 or 40 numbers on a straight ticket. You will normally want to play 4 to 8 numbers. Below 4 spots, your payoff isn't worth the average 30% casino take. At 8 numbers, your odds are about 230,115 to 1. At 9 spots it jumps to 1.38 million to 1, and at 15 spots your odds of hitting all 15 are an unrealistic 428 BILLION to 1!

Your last decision is simply the amount you will wager. Common straight tickets are £1.00, although some are 70 pence or lower. You can also play multiples of the base rate. For example, you could play a £1.00 ticket for £5.00, and your winnings will be multiplied by 5 times the £1.00 payout rate. When playing multiples it is important to be aware of the base rate; the casino will not pay more than the aggregate limit on any one game. So if the aggregate limit is $50,000, your payout will never exceed $50,000, no matter how much you bet.

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