Star Lotto: digits, reels and three combination types
Star Lotto is a digit-matching game from the 1xGames section on 1xBet, played on five reels. The row of digits you set is checked against the game reels, and each of the three combination types has its own way of counting the matches.
Your row can be filled in two ways. The "high-low" arrows above and below the main reel's cells let you set every digit by hand, while pulling the lever beside that reel has the digits chosen at random.
One round of Star Lotto, in order
Start with the main reel and give each of its six cells a digit.
Choose how many game reels stay active for the round.
Pick your stake; the initial amount is locked in before the game gets going.
When the reels stop, find the cells lit in red: those are your matches.
No match anywhere means the round is lost and the game ends.
Star Lotto at a glance
Despite its reels, Star Lotto sits in 1xGames rather than in the slots section. Its board in brief:
Element | Rule |
|---|---|
Game type | digit matching in the 1xGames section |
Main reel | at the bottom, holding the digits you set |
Game reels | 4, stacked above the main reel |
Cells on each reel | 6 |
Digit in each cell | one, from 0 to 9 |
Combination types | First, Any Order, Same Digits |
Rules window | opened with the "?" button |
Payouts are worked out from the odds that the game's paytable lists for those three combination types.
Where each combination looks for its digits
First goes through the game reels from left to right, counting the digits that match the ones on your main reel.
Any Order is looser about position: a digit matching the main reel can turn up anywhere on the game reels.
Same Digits is made of identical digits that can sit anywhere on one single game reel.
Star Lotto and X-Keno
Where Star Lotto works with reels holding digits from 0 to 9, X-Keno lays out a grid of numbers: you mark up to 10 of them yourself or hand the pick to the "Random selection" option. Balls are then drawn at random and set against your marks, and the win depends on how many numbers you chose and how many matched. So the two share their core: the selection is yours, and matches with it settle the outcome.
Active reels and your stake
The game multiplies your stake by the count of game reels still active. Keep all four in play and the stake counts four times; leave three in the game and it counts three times. On screen, the TOTAL STAKE panel under the reels shows the stake after this multiplication.
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