Playing Lucky Numbers
Lucky Numbers is fixed-odds betting on real lottery draws, and once you know where everything sits in the app it takes seconds to place. This set of walkthroughs takes you through the whole flow on Scorebet, each one built around a real screenshot of the live screen so you can match what you see on your own phone. If you’re brand new to the idea, read how Lucky Numbers works first, then come back here for the hands-on steps.
Start with the lobby overview to learn how draws are listed and filtered, then drop into a specific game. The UK 49’s pages cover the two ways to pick — a straight pick on one draw and a multi pick that spreads the same numbers across dozens of draws at once. From there the bet-type walkthroughs explain the main set plus bonus market, the standalone bonus ball bet, and the simpler odd/even and high/low sides for newcomers.
The remaining pages cover specific draws and the back end of the bet. There are dedicated walkthroughs for SA Lotto and the hourly Russia Gosloto, plus a guide to checking your results after a draw closes. For the wider picture of what each market pays and when to use it, the bet types explainer sits alongside these how-to pages.
Lucky Numbers Lobby
How to use the Scorebet Lucky Numbers lobby — browse SA Lotto, UK 49's and Gosloto, filter by country or ball count, and open a draw to bet. In rand.
Read the guide → Lucky Numbers · How to betUK 49's Straight Pick
How to place a UK 49's straight pick on Scorebet — choose 1 to 5 numbers from 1–49 for one draw, with a real screenshot and worked rand payouts.
Read the guide → Lucky Numbers · How to betUK 49's Multi Pick
How to use UK 49's Multi Pick on Scorebet — apply one set of numbers across 38+ lotto draws in a single bet, with a real screenshot of the lottery list.
Read the guide → Lucky Numbers · How to betMain Set + Bonus
How to place a Main Set + Bonus lotto bet on Scorebet — pick main numbers and a bonus ball in one selection, with a real screenshot of the two grids.
Read the guide → Lucky Numbers · How to betBonus Ball
How to place a Bonus Ball bet on Scorebet — back the single seventh ball alone for near even-money odds, with a real screenshot of the golden grid.
Read the guide → Lucky Numbers · How to betOdd/Even & High/Low
How to place Odd/Even and High/Low lotto bets on Scorebet — back the shape of the draw at near even-money odds, with a real screenshot and the prices.
Read the guide → Lucky Numbers · How to betSA Lotto Betting
How to bet on SA Lotto with Scorebet — fixed-odds bets on South Africa's national draw from a 1–52 pool, with a real screenshot and worked rand returns.
Read the guide → Lucky Numbers · How to betRussia Gosloto 6/45
How to bet Russia Gosloto 6/45 on Scorebet — the hourly draw from a 1–45 pool, with a real screenshot of the ball grid and worked rand returns. 18+.
Read the guide → Lucky Numbers · How to betChecking Results
How to check Lucky Numbers results on Scorebet — see the drawn numbers for any completed draw, filter by country and confirm wins. Bets settle automatically.
Read the guide →Frequently asked
Where do I find Lucky Numbers on Scorebet?
Tap the Lucky Numbers tab in the top navigation. It opens the lobby, which lists every active draw — SA Lotto, UK 49's, Russia Gosloto and more — each with its closing time and the payout for matching three numbers. From there you tap a draw card to open its betting grid.
What's the smallest Lucky Numbers bet I can place?
R1. Every Lucky Numbers market on Scorebet takes a minimum R1 stake, whether you back a single number, a five-ball straight pick or an odd/even side, so you can learn the mechanics without risking much.
Do I need to check the result myself to get paid?
No. Bets are settled automatically once a draw is official and any winnings land in your wallet. The Results tab is there so you can verify the drawn numbers and track Hot and Cold patterns for your next bet, not because you have to claim manually.
What's the difference between a straight pick and a multi pick in the UK 49's screens?
A straight pick stakes your numbers on a single chosen draw, so it settles against just that one result. A multi pick takes the same numbers and spreads them across many upcoming draws at once, placing a separate bet on each. Same numbers, very different exposure — the multi pick multiplies how many bets you're funding, so size the stake accordingly.
Why does the lobby show the three-number payout on each draw card?
It's a quick way to compare draws at a glance, because the three-ball multiple is a common reference point that reflects how friendly a draw's pool is. A draw with a smaller number pool tends to show a shorter three-ball payout, a larger pool a longer one. It's a comparison shortcut, not the only bet available — you still choose any ball count once you open the grid.