Current payout ceiling, before your stake. Higher targets mean lower odds; near the ceiling, win chance approaches zero.
- Ticket pool
- 0.409965 ETH
- Bonus bankroll
- 27.28 ETH
- Tickets
- 1
- Closes in
- ~12h 56m
The on-chain lotto. No signup. No protocol KYC. Play from your wallet at 0% protocol edge on pool-only tickets, or choose a bigger payout with an edge cap you control.
Ethereum · ETH stakes
Current payout ceiling, before your stake. Higher targets mean lower odds; near the ceiling, win chance approaches zero.
Gas and Ethereum transaction inclusion still apply. Stakes stay locked until resolution; contract limits and wind-down rules remain.
No fixed house margin. No discretionary odds desk. Every ticket follows the same public formula, with its own stake, payout target, and maximum edge.
Your stake buys a proportional chance at the round pool. A pool-only ticket has no bankroll-funded gap, so its protocol edge is zero.
P = Apayout = all stakesRequest a payout above pooled stakes. The bonus pool’s shared ETH bankroll funds the difference. You accept an edge for that extra upside and set a binding maximum.
P = A + Gpool + bankroll-funded gapZero edge describes a settled pool-only ticket, before gas and integer rounding. Larger targets can reduce your win probability; a round can finish without a winner. A missed settlement deadline forfeits stakes.
Put your ETH behind bigger prizes. Supply capital to the shared bankroll and receive LUCKOTTO shares: your pro-rata exposure to the pool’s gains and losses.
Supply ETH to the bonus pool ↗Bankroll-backed wins spend the payout gap; no-winner rounds add their stakes to the bankroll. Share value moves with the result.
Payouts can reach beyond ticket sales into the shared bankroll. More backing means more potential payout at the same edge. No account tier or VIP negotiation sets your protocol limit.
Run the numbers ↗payout = pool + min(
target − pool,
bankroll × edge cap
)For targets above the pool. The contract floors the bankroll calculation in wei.
Targets are requests, not guarantees. Available capital, earlier results, and withdrawals during the fixed window can change the final payout.
No private draw server chooses the outcome. Ethereum block history and a delayed drand Quicknet BLS signature supply inputs the contract verifies itself.
Choose a round, stake, target, and edge cap. Your wallet is the default payout address.
Betting closes at a fixed block. RANDAO + Quicknet become available about 46 minutes later.
Anyone can submit the complete proof before the deadline. Ethereum checks the header and BLS signature.
A winning payout is reserved. Anyone can trigger its separate claim to your fixed payout address.
Tickets can be resold through third-party sellers or wrappers that manage the entitlement. The core contract fixes the beneficiary at placement; it has no native ticket-transfer function. Resale terms and delivery belong to that seller or wrapper.
Ticket resale & integrations →The active contract has no player allowlist or KYC gate. Anyone can place a ticket, submit a valid proof, or trigger a claim; Ethereum transaction inclusion still applies. No operator can edit your ticket terms, change the draw formula, or redirect your payout. Luckotto has shared bankroll providers and an immutable owner with explicit wind-down powers. The owner can freeze eligible open rounds for refunds and, one year after freeze, drain remaining cash. Read the contract controls.
No. You can lose your entire stake. Zero protocol edge means the expected gross return of a settled pool-only ticket equals its stake in the ideal probability model, before gas and integer rounding. A larger bankroll-backed target adds an edge; the builder shows it before you sign.
Anyone with the complete proof can submit settlement; it still needs a transaction. Submit by the randomness block plus 8,191 blocks. If no one settles in time, the round expires and all its stakes go to the bankroll without a refund. Open settlement and claims.
There is no casino account to fund or cashier to approve a claim. Your stake is committed to a smart contract, and winnings are reserved only after settlement. Smart-contract bugs, changing bankroll capacity, missed proof deadlines, and the owner’s delayed drain remain risks. Third-party ticket sellers or wrappers add their own custody and delivery risks.
No. The pool and settlement bankroll determine the payout under your edge cap. The target is variable until settlement, larger payouts mean lower win probability, and some rounds produce no winner. Contract accounting and input-size limits also apply.