| • Single Payslips contain six sets of main
boards and lucky star boards. Select five numbers on a
main board and two numbers on the associated lucky start
board to make one entry. To make two entries, complete
two sets of boards, and so on. One payslip therefore allows
you to make up to six entries, and these can be repeated
for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 10 consecutive draws if you mark
the relevant option and pay your entry fees all at once.
• Multiple Payslips contain one main board and one
lucky star board. They are specifically laid out so
that you can choose more numbers than is possible with
a Single Payslip. The main board here allows you to
choose between 6 and 10 numbers, whilst the lucky star
board allows you to choose between 2 and 9 numbers.
Once again, choosing more numbers costs more money than
a single entry, and if you want to enter your numbers
for a series of draws you can do so by paying the entry
fees up front.
• Lucky Dips do not require the completion of any payslip.
Instead, simply go to the lottery terminal operator
and ask for as many lucky dip entries as you require.
Your numbers will then be generated randomly by the
terminal itself. If you choose to pay for consecutive
entries you can do so, but bear in mind that you will
be playing the same set of numbers throughout, and not
a different set for each draw.
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