Playing Online Lotto is simple: you get a free lotto ticket every day, and you can stack a lot more free tickets using rewards. This guide explains, in plain language, how each part of the interface fits into that idea so you always know what to do next.
Your Daily Free Play And Play Balance
Every logged-in player gets at least one free play per day. When you log in, the big number under “Play Balance” tells you exactly how many free plays you can use right now. That number already includes your daily free ticket plus any extra tickets you’ve earned from friends, streak wins, monthly bonuses and the skill game.
If your Play Balance says “102 free plays available”, it means you can submit 102 tickets into the next draw before the cut-off. Once a ticket is used for a draw, it moves into your ticket history and your available plays go down.
Your daily free ticket is “use it today or lose it”. The other rewards add extra tickets so that over time your play balance can climb much higher than one ticket per day.
Today’s Jackpot And Draw Time
Right near the top you’ll see “Today’s Jackpot” with the amount. That is the prize pool you and everyone else are playing for in the upcoming draw.
Next to your play balance you’ll see the draw timing, for example “Draw: Tonight • 8:00 pm Africa/Johannesburg” with a button like “Play Sunday Draw”. This tells you which draw you are currently playing into and what time the winning numbers will be drawn in your timezone.
If you play your tickets before that time, they go into this draw. If you play after the cut-off, your tickets are queued for the next draw instead.
How Your Plays Today Work
Under the hero, the “Plays Today” box shows something like “0 / 102” and a short line such as “You have 102 free plays left before the 8pm draw.”
The first number tells you how many tickets you’ve already used today for this draw. The second number tells you how many tickets you had available in total. The line underneath converts that into plain language so you know exactly how many free tickets you can still use before the draw closes.
As you play tickets, the used number goes up and the “left” number goes down. You do not have to calculate anything; the dashboard keeps this tally for you.
Streak Wins: Extra Tickets From Matches
Streak wins are a way to reward tickets that hit more than one number, even if you don’t hit the full jackpot. The system looks at your tracked plays and gives you extra tickets whenever a ticket hits at least two numbers.
There are three main concepts in the streak block. First is the simple explanation, for example “First 5 plays in each draw qualify for streaks” and “Any ticket with 2+ matches multiplies wins.” This means your early plays in each draw are the ones that count for streak calculations, and those are the tickets that can unlock streak rewards.
Second is your weekly summary, such as “This week so far 17 Nov – 23 Nov: You’ve had 4 ticket(s) with 2+ matches. We added 21 extra streak plays to your play balance.” The date range shows the current streak week, the number of tickets with 2+ matches shows how often you have hit something, and the added streak plays shows how many extra tickets have been pushed into your play balance because of those hits.
Third is the streak level and pay table. You will see a tier label like “GOLD” together with a short legend like “2 numbers (silver) 4 extra tickets, 3 numbers (gold) 9 extra tickets, 4 numbers (platinum) 16 extra tickets, 5+ numbers (diamond) 100 extra tickets.” This is your cheat sheet: if one of your tracked tickets hits two numbers you get a small bundle of extra tickets; if it hits three, four or five-plus, the bundles get bigger. Over time, your best performances in the week move you through Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond tiers.
You do not need to manage any of this manually. The system tracks your results, adds streak tickets to your play balance and shows you the summary in one place.
Friends: More Tickets And A Cut Of Their Jackpot
The “Better with friends” section is about inviting other people to play. There are three key benefits that are always visible on the card.
First, if a friend you invited wins the jackpot, you get a ten percent share of that jackpot paid to you in free tickets. This is highlighted with a simple headline such as “If a friend wins you get 10% of Jackpot.”
Second, you earn extra tickets for each friend who actually plays. The interface makes this clear with a line like “10x tickets paid for each friend invited.” Your invite link is already wired; when a friend registers and plays through your invite, the system can allocate tickets to you automatically.
Third, friends keep playing around the clock. The text “Friends play while you sleep” is there to make the idea simple: every ticket your friends play is another chance for someone in your circle to hit a jackpot and for you to benefit from it.
In the friends block you will also see a large number for “friends tickets in today’s draw” so you know how many tickets your invited friends have in the next draw. Below that is a mini list of three recent friends with a small status pill next to each name. “Playing” in green means that friend already has a ticket in the upcoming draw, while “Not yet” in grey means they have not joined this draw.
A line like “Friends joined: 11 • Active today: 0” shows how many total invites have been confirmed and how many of them have tickets in the current draw. Social buttons for Facebook, WhatsApp, X and Telegram are pre-configured with your invite link so you can share in two taps without needing to copy and paste.
Monthly Bonus Bundle: Ten Extra Tickets Every Month
On top of your daily free play and streak rewards, there is a monthly bonus bundle. Each calendar month, you can claim a set of ten bonus tickets once. The Monthly bonus bundle block explains this in three simple points: you can claim ten free tickets once every month, it is smart to use those tickets to play a couple of days with at least five tickets for better streak chances, and your one free ticket a day adds up to roughly thirty chances a month on its own.
The card shows a big number such as “10 November bonus tickets” so you know the size of the bundle and which month it belongs to. If you have already claimed the bundle, you will see a message like “November bundle claimed. Next bundle unlocks in December.” If you have not claimed it yet, you will see a button inviting you to claim the current month’s tickets.
Below that, a small history list shows the last three months, for example “Oct 2025 – Missed, Sep 2025 – No play, Aug 2025 – No play.” “Missed” means you were active that month but never claimed the bundle. “No play” means you had no tickets recorded in that month at all. This helps you see at a glance whether you have been making full use of the monthly bonus or leaving free tickets on the table.
Daily Free Ticket And Rewards Working Together
The line “One free ticket a day too little? Get more free tickets here” sums up how the system is designed. Your daily free ticket is the baseline: it keeps you connected to the game even on quiet days. Streak wins, invites, monthly bundles and skill game tickets are layered on top of that baseline so that on busy days your play balance can be much higher.
In practice, this means a new player can stack their first day with multiple plays. They get their one free daily play, the starter or welcome tickets that are credited, a monthly ten-ticket bundle if they claim it, and any early streak wins from matches. Within a few minutes, what began as “just one ticket” can easily feel like a proper session with multiple entries in the draw.
Skill Game: Extra Tickets From Quick Rounds
The “Skill game (extra)” block describes a separate mini-game that lets you win extra tickets in quick rounds. It usually uses a simple line such as “Win extra tickets in quick rounds. Costs no money.” together with a counter like “Skill game tickets today: 0” to tell you how many tickets you have already earned today from the skill game.
When you tap “Open skill game”, an overlay or separate frame loads the game from secure assets. As you play and reach certain score milestones, your scores are logged against your account. In some regions, reaching a threshold score unlocks your ability to play the lotto for the day. In all cases, high scores can be converted into extra tickets according to the current rules.
The important point for you as a player is that the skill game is always free to play, and its only effect is to give you more free tickets and, in some regions, satisfy a skill requirement before you play the main lotto.
Putting It All Together
When you log in, your route is simple. You look at your Play Balance to see how many tickets you can use now. You glance at the draw line to confirm when the next draw is. You use your tickets before the cut-off. Then, when you have a moment, you open Rewards to see what else you can do: invite more friends, push your streak tier higher, claim your monthly bundle if you have not used it yet, and open the skill game for extra tickets.
Every label and number in the interface is there to answer a plain question: how many free tickets do you have, how many chances do your friends have, how many extra plays have you unlocked this week, and what simple action can you take next to increase those numbers before the draw.