The game
Special, Consolation and Luck By Chance: the rest of the board
Below the three top prizes sit 45 more winning numbers in three tiers. What each tier is, what it pays, and where to find it on the results board.
Beyond the top row
The three numbers at the top of the board take first, second and third prize. Underneath them are three more tiers holding 45 numbers between them: ten Special, ten Consolation and twenty-five Luck By Chance. All 48 numbers on a board are different.
Special
Ten numbers, each paying 500 times the stake on it. At a stake of 1.00 a Special prize is 500.00. On the board, Special is the first of the three lower columns, two numbers wide and five rows deep.
Consolation
Ten numbers, each paying 200 times the stake. At 1.00 that is 200.00. Special and Consolation come from traditional 4D, where they make up twenty of the classic board’s twenty-three winning numbers, and they sit side by side on the fourdigits board.
Luck By Chance
Twenty-five numbers, each paying 100 times the stake: 100.00 at a stake of 1.00. It is the widest column on the board, five numbers across, in its own colour. On a draw’s page and in your tickets, each win is labelled with its tier, so you can always see which part of the board it came from.