Crickex lottery: number draws, keno and quick draws

Lottery games at Crickex work on draws: pick your numbers, buy your ticket and wait for the result. Some draws run every few minutes, others less often, and prizes depend on how many of your numbers match.

This page explains the lottery-style games you will find, the real odds behind them, how prize tables work, the providers at Crickex and what to check before you buy a ticket.

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Lottery-style games

Lottery game types
Game	How it works
Number draws	Pick numbers; prizes depend on how many match the draw
Keno	Pick up to a set number of numbers from a pool, often 1–80, with 20 drawn; the payout depends on how many you pick and how many match
Quick draws	Fast lotteries with a draw every few minutes
Digit games	Predict a 2-, 3- or 4-digit result, or a single digit’s position

Understanding the odds

In a standard keno game with 80 numbers and 20 drawn, any single number you pick has a 20 in 80, or 25%, chance of being drawn. Two picks both being drawn: 20/80 × 19/79 ≈ 6%. Each extra pick you need to match makes the odds fall steeply, which is why the top prizes are so large.

Digit games are simpler: a single 3-digit number from 000 to 999 has a 1 in 1,000 chance. Lottery and keno games usually carry a higher house edge than table games, so treat them as entertainment with a big-prize dream rather than a way to grow a balance.

How prizes are decided

Each game has a prize table showing what each number of matches pays for the number of picks you chose. Before you buy, check three things: the prize for each level of matches, the draw schedule, and whether there is a maximum payout per ticket.