The Ethereum lotto

Big luck. Onchain.

The world’s biggest onchain lotto.By available prize size. Your payout. Your odds.

Round #4

Open for tickets

Current prize potential

980.07ETH

Approx. $2.4M USD

Payouts up to this amount from the ticket pool + shared bankroll.

Estimated betting close~21h 19m

6,395 blocks remainingClose block #25,990,000

Betting closes first. The draw follows once its proof is submitted.
Tickets
0
Entries in this round
Ticket pool
0 ETH
Total staked this round
Shared bankroll
980.0672 ETH
Backs larger payout targets
House edge from
0%
Settled pool-only tickets, before gas and rounding
Data at block #25,983,605 15 Sept 2026, 14:57 UTCRefresh

The maximum uses the highest permitted edge. Larger payouts mean a higher house edge and lower odds. Final payouts depend on settlement. Compare ticket choices →

On-chain · Non-custodial · KYC-freeYour full stake is at risk. Gas is extra. Know the risks.

Public inputs. Verifiable results.

Tickets, draw proofs and payouts are on-chain. Public randomness and draw rules that cannot be upgraded let anyone check the result.

Wallet in. Wallet out.

Your stake goes to the contract. Winning claims pay ETH to your ticket’s fixed wallet, without an operator approving the payout.

A wallet is your login.

Luckotto requires no signup, identity documents or KYC approval to play or claim. Connect an Ethereum wallet and review your ticket.

Randomness. With receipts.

Public inputs.
Reproducible results.

This website is one way in. While the contract is active, funded, and free of an emergency halt, anyone can buy tickets, settle draws and claim directly on Ethereum—even if Luckotto’s operator disappears.

Conflicting accepted results halt public actions. Someone still needs to submit transactions on time. Missed proof deadlines forfeit stakes; the owner retains freeze and recovery powers.

Ticket parameters

Your payout. Your probability.

The payout is your choice.
The odds are there to see.

Play for the pool

Pool-only. Zero protocol edge.

All the round’s tickets make up the prize. Your share of the stakes is your chance to win it, with 0% protocol edge on settled pool-only tickets, before gas and rounding.

Explore pool-only tickets →
Choose a larger payout

Higher target. Lower probability.

The shared ETH bankroll can fund a win above the ticket pool. Choose a higher payout target and see the lower odds and protocol edge before you buy.

Explore larger payouts →

The bankroll carries across rounds; ticket pools start fresh. Your payout target, edge cap and the bankroll available at settlement determine how much it can add to your prize. See how the odds work.

Your first ticket

Three steps to the draw.

The first-ticket guide →
  1. 01

    Set the parameters

    Choose a stake and payout target. Explore the odds without connecting a wallet.

  2. 02

    Sign your ticket

    Connect your Ethereum wallet, review the terms, and confirm. Save your ticket ID.

  3. 03

    Verify the outcome

    Check the result after settlement. If you win, your claim pays the wallet fixed on your ticket.

Before you play

Read before you sign.

New to Luckotto?
Start with the player guide →

Do I need an account or identity check?

No. Luckotto requires an Ethereum wallet and ETH on Ethereum, with some left for gas. There is no Luckotto account, ID upload or KYC approval to play or claim. Ethereum transactions are public; KYC-free does not mean anonymous. On a phone, use your wallet’s built-in browser.

What does non-custodial mean here?

You enter from your wallet and your stake is held by the smart contract under its published rules. You do not maintain an operator account balance, and a winning claim pays only the wallet fixed on your ticket without operator approval. Stakes are locked until resolution; non-custodial does not mean you can withdraw a live ticket at any time. The owner’s freeze and recovery powers still apply. Read those controls.

Can I win more than the current ticket pool?

Yes. Choose a higher payout target to use the shared bankroll. That means lower win probability and a protocol edge, both shown in the builder. The homepage maximum is the current pool plus almost all the bankroll, before your stake, at a house edge approaching 100%. The actual payout depends on the pool, available bankroll and your edge cap at settlement; a target is not a guarantee. A solo pool-only ticket only returns its stake if settled, before gas.

When is the next draw, and how do I get paid?

Rounds close every 10,000 Ethereum blocks, roughly 33 hours. Draw inputs are normally ready about 46 minutes after betting closes; settlement still needs a transaction. Save your ticket ID and check My tickets for the result. The website attempts settlement and economical winning claims in the background, but timing and payment are not guaranteed. Anyone can settle or submit a claim; winning ETH always goes to the ticket’s fixed payout wallet.

What can I lose?

Your full stake, plus gas. Zero protocol edge is an average over settled pool-only tickets, not a promise that any ticket wins. Some rounds have no winner. Stakes are locked until resolution; if the proof deadline is missed, all round stakes go to the bankroll without a refund. Smart-contract bugs are also a risk.

The owner can freeze eligible rounds and, 365 days after a successful freeze, drain all remaining cash, including cash backing unpaid claims, refunds and bankroll shares. An inconsistency halt lets the owner drain immediately, without freezing or waiting. An independent professional audit is still outstanding. Read the security evidence and controls.

Can someone change the draw or redirect my payout?

The contract cannot be upgraded, and ticket terms are fixed when you enter. Neither the website nor a resolver can change the draw formula or your payout address. Public source and a verifiable draw make these rules inspectable; they do not eliminate contract, settlement or owner-control risks.

Your next possibility.

Choose your prize. Know your odds. Build your ticket.

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