UK 49's Multi Pick

Lucky Numbers · How to bet

Pick Once. Ride Every Draw.

Multi Pick lets you apply one set of numbers to dozens of draws at once — this shows how to set it up and pick your lotteries on Scorebet.

Bet Lucky Numbers at Scorebet

UK 49's Multi Pick

· Updated 24 June 2026

Multi Pick turns one set of numbers into a spread bet across the calendar. Where a straight pick locks your selection to a single draw, Multi Pick lets you choose your numbers once and apply them to every compatible draw on the platform — all four UK 49’s slots, SA Lotto, Irish Lotto, Czech Lotto and 30-plus others. The moment you tap your first number, the Lottery List appears with a checkbox beside each eligible draw, and you simply tick the ones you want or hit Select All.

The mechanics are simple but worth getting right. You set a single stake that rides on every draw you’ve ticked, and the bet pays per draw: if your numbers land in Brunchtime you win that payout, and if they also come up in Lunchtime you win again. A worked example from the app — pick 7 and 14, tick UK 49’s Brunchtime and Lunchtime, and one bet now covers both, paying separately for each draw the numbers hit. The catch is the same as any straight selection: every number you picked has to appear in a draw for it to pay there.

This is the tool for anyone who likes to run the same lucky numbers everywhere rather than babysit individual tickets. Just keep an eye on the ball pools — a number above 49 only matters in larger-pool draws like SA Lotto. For the full set of walkthroughs, return to the Lucky Numbers how-to-play section.

Scorebet UK 49's Multi Pick mode showing the lottery list of compatible draws with checkboxes
Multi Pick mode active on UK 49's — picking a number reveals the Lottery List of 38+ compatible draws, each with a checkbox so you can apply the same numbers across all of them.

Place it on Scorebet, step by step

  1. 1
    Switch to Multi Pick

    On any lotto draw page, tap the yellow Multi Pick button (right side of the Straight / Multi Pick toggle).

  2. 2
    Pick your numbers

    Tap numbers from the 1–49 grid. As soon as you choose the first, the Lottery List appears below, showing every compatible draw.

  3. 3
    Tick the lotteries you want

    Scroll the Lottery List and tick each draw to include — multiple UK 49's times, SA Lotto, Irish Lotto and more. Or tap Select All to cover all 38 draws. Toggle Exclude Bonus Balls if you only want the main draws.

  4. 4
    Add to ticket with one stake

    Tap Add To Betting Ticket. You set one stake that applies across every selected draw.

Example: compatible draws in the Lottery List

LotteryBall poolDraws/dayClosing time
UK 49's Brunchtime1–491Today 12:49
UK 49's Lunchtime1–491Today 13:49
UK 49's Drivetime1–491Today 17:49
UK 49's Teatime1–491Today 18:49
SA Lotto1–522–3/weekToday 20:56
Irish Lotto1–472/weekToday 20:55
Czech Draw 11–491Today 16:00

Syndicate-style cover: Multi Pick is ideal when you want the same lucky numbers working across many draws. If they come up in any selected lottery, you win that draw's payout.

Watch the ball pools. Draws in the list use different ranges — UK 49's is 1–49 while SA Lotto is 1–52 — so a number above 49 only applies to the larger-pool draws.

Frequently asked

What does Multi Pick do on UK 49's?

It lets you select a set of numbers once and apply them to multiple draws in a single bet. Instead of just UK 49's Brunchtime, the same numbers can ride on Brunchtime, Lunchtime, Teatime, Drivetime, plus SA Lotto, Irish Lotto, Czech Lotto and 30-plus other compatible draws, all from one stake.

Do I stake each draw separately on Multi Pick?

No. You set one stake that applies across every lottery you tick. If your numbers come up in any selected draw you win that draw's payout, and if they land in more than one you win for each — but it's still a single bet entry with a single stake.

Does ticking more draws on Multi Pick spread my risk?

Not in the way it feels — your one stake is applied to each ticked draw, so picking ten lotteries means ten times the total outlay, not the same money spread thinner. Each leg is its own independent bet at its own odds. Multi Pick saves you re-entering numbers; it doesn't lower your exposure per draw.

Why won't a number above 49 apply to every draw in the Lottery List?

Because the draws use different ball pools, and your number only counts where it physically exists in the pool. UK 49's runs 1–49 while SA Lotto runs 1–52, so a 51 you pick is live on SA Lotto but dead on every 1–49 draw — it simply can't be drawn there. Stick to numbers within the smallest pool you've ticked if you want every leg to carry all your picks.