How draw entries work
Each game defines the number of values a player must select and the range from which those values can be selected. A ticket represents a specific selection associated with a specific draw. The ticket should remain linked to its draw reference and order so the account history can be audited consistently.
Entry and sales timing
Each scheduled draw has a defined sales window. Entries should only be accepted while the associated draw remains open. As the draw approaches, the platform can close sales before the scheduled time so that the final participant set is fixed before execution.
Quick Pick
Quick Pick is a convenience feature that generates the required number of unique values within the configured range. It does not change the mathematical odds of the game and should not be presented as a way to predict or improve an uncertain outcome.
Draw execution and publication
A production operator should use an independently reviewed randomization process and maintain appropriate audit records. After a draw is executed, the winning values and publication information should be recorded and made available through the results archive.
Prize tiers
Where a game has multiple prize tiers, the applicable tier depends on the matching rules configured for that game. The platform should publish enough information for a participant to understand what each tier represents without implying a guaranteed return.