Lottery FAQ
If CORIS in the prize pools isn't won it doesn't go to waste! Unclaimed CORIS rolls over to the next Lottery round.
Tickets are only eligible for prizes if matching numbers from left to right. See the Lottery v2 documentation for a thorough explanation.
Lottery v2 more widely distributes prizes than Lottery v1. It gives each ticket a 1 in 10 chance to match the first number, which means more tickets will at least win a small prize. It also has 6 (up from 4) numbers that need to be matched sequentially to win the biggest prize.
Overall this means more tickets can win a prize, but the largest prize jackpot will be won less frequently, making for huge top prize pools!
Lottery v2 introduces:
- cheaper ticket prices (~$5 USD in CORIS per ticket) that don't swing wildly with the price of CORIS
- bulk ticket discounts
- 6-tiered prize pool brackets with increasing prize pools as more numbers are matched
- manual number selection (optional), so users can use their lucky numbers
- Chainlink’s implementation of VRF for true, secure randomness
- lower overall fees (see lower down this page for more information)
Learn more about Lottery v2 features, gameplay, and prizes
Each bracket's prize pool is a portion of the total CORIS in each Lottery round.
- Bracket (numbers matched in order)CORIS AllocationFirst 1 number2%First 2 numbers3%First 3 numbers5%First 4 numbers10%First 5 numbers20%First 6 numbers40%Burn20%
No, once purchased you will not be able to convert your ticket back to CORIS.
Yes, you will need to click the Check Now button under "Are you a winner?" on the Lottery page.
Each full Lottery session will run for 12 hours.
Every ticket purchase you make will be one transaction. Purchasing a single ticket in a Lottery purchase will cost the normal amount of fees for a transaction.
However, buying more tickets in that purchase will increase the fee. Buying 100 tickets rather than 1 will not multiply the fee by 100, but may increase the fee amount by 5-6 times (though this varies).
The bulk discount rewards buying larger amounts of tickets with a scaling discount. If only buying 2 tickets, the discount is negligible, but will add up quickly as you increase the number of tickets to buy in the one transaction.
The discount only applies to each transaction up to 100 tickets. The discount does not carry over to the next transaction or next round.
You can buy more than 100 tickets, but you can only but up to 100 in each purchase. There nothing to stop you buying more tickets after your first 100.
Yes, each ticket is treated as a separate entry to the Lottery. Keep in mind that the prizes will not be 1:1 though, as each winning ticket you have dilutes each share of the bracket's total prizes.
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