It is drawn at four-minute intervals, with over 300 drawings daily. On April 25, 2016, the CT Lottery began offering Keno. As the 6/44 matrix was not changed, "Classic Lotto" bet slips can still be used). The name Classic Lotto was retired on Saturday, March 9, 2013(which did not coincide with it being drawn), as the game's name became Lotto! the next day, although the format was not changed.( Lotto! tickets, including Advance Action, purchased on or before Mahave "Classic Lotto" printed on them, but were valid for draw(s) under the new name. Due to slumping sales, Wild Card Lotto was dropped and Classic Lotto introduced Memorial Day weekend in 1999. The game became Wild Card Lotto in 1998(adding a seventh ball, which was used for additional lower-tier prizes, but not for the jackpot). The matrix was changed to 6/40 in 1986, and to the current 6/44 in 1989.(The then-current game logo was 36, 40, or 44 yellow squares forming a rectangle, reflecting the game matrix.) The cash option was added in 1997. What is now Lotto! began in 1983 as Connecticut Lotto, a 6/36 game. Players win $2 by matching three of the six numbers drawn a parimutuel prize is won with at least four numbers. The minimum increase in the jackpot is $100,000 until won. The minimum jackpot is $1,000,000(annuitized payable in 21 equal yearly installments unless the cash option is chosen.) Unusually, the Lotto! jackpot increases only when its Tuesday night drawing is not won. Six numbers are drawn from a field of 44 the 6/44 matrix has been used continuously since 1989, when the game's name was its original name, Connecticut Lotto(without an exclamation point.) Lotto! Ĭonnecticut's in-house jackpot game, Lotto!, is drawn Tuesdays and Friday nights. The Kicker option gives a player more opportunities to win.
The basic Cash5 game costs $1 for an additional 50 cents, the Kicker option is activated. Five winning numbers are chosen from a field of 35. The name was changed to Cash 5 when the Kicker option was introduced the game began nightly drawings. It expanded to three nights a week in 1995.
Cash5 Ĭash5 is a nightly five-number game it was originally known as Cash Lotto when it debuted in 1992, and was drawn only on Saturdays. Play4 Ī four-digit numbers game similar to Pla圓. Bets include straight(all three digits in order), box(all three digits in any order) and pairs(any two digits). Tickets can be bought in 50-cent multiples. A losing ticket today could be a winning ticket tomorrow.Drawings are broadcast on WCCT-TV(channel 20) the CW affiliate in the Hartford/New Haven television market.Ī three-digit numbers game-style game drawn twice daily, with day and night drawings. My guess is an apportioned draw, but we'll see.Ī takeaway from these past two recent incidents (SC and CT) is for players to keep their tickets for awhile after the drawing just in case. Or does a complete redo, which would seem fair, but won't be, since players with tickets under ~214,000 would essentially be getting two chances verses those holding tickets above ~214,000.Īlternatively, CT Lottery could toss the current results (though their website indicates winning tickets from both drawings will be honored) and start over, but that's not fair to the current winners.
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Hopefully, the CT Lottery makes it right.ĭefinitely keep the tickets, plus take an image of both and back for safekeeping.īe interesting whether the CT Lottery does an apportioned draw in which they draw roughly 1/3 of the possible prizes for only players holding ticket ~214,000 to last ticket sold. Makes one wonder what other glitches go unnoticed. Just wow! SC Lottery instant add-on game glitch last week awarding thousands of players $500 each, and now this.
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