πPrizes
Winning Criteria The digits on your ticket must match in the correct order to win. Hereβs an example lottery draw with two tickets, A and B. Ticket A: The first four digits and the last digit match, but the 5th digit is wrong, so this ticket only wins a βMatch first 4β prize. Ticket B: Even though the last five digits match, the first digit is wrong, so this ticket doesnβt win a prize. Prize brackets donβt βstackβ: if you match the first five digits in order, youβll only win prizes from the βMatch 5β bracket and not from βMatch 4β and βMatch 5β.
The total prize pool is split among the brackets:
Match first 3 - 10% Match first 4 - 15% Match first 5 - 25% Match first 6 - 50%
If any of the brackets have no winners, then: 40% Of unclaimed ANTC is burned 60% Of unclaimed ANTC is rolled over into the next round
Example: Total prize pool is 1000$, which means everyone who matches three will split $100 and everyone who matched 4 will split $150. No one hit Match 5 or 6; therefore, 40% of $250 + $500 is burned, and 60% is rolled over into the next round; $300 is added to Match 6 prize pool and $150 into the Match 5 prize pool.
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