Mega Ball practice draw

Mega Ball Rules

In the live game you buy one or more cards. Twenty balls come out of a set of 51, if you are on the usual studio layout. The count of matches sets the base pay. One extra Mega Ball can carry a multiplier that applies to winning cards. The feed looks like bingo because it is a cousin of bingo, run as a casino show.

Quoted returns sit in the mid-90s. Buying many cards raises the stake in a way that feels like "coverage" and is really just a bigger stake.

Mega Ball Demo

The practice draw gives you five numbers from 1 to 20 and then pulls eight balls from that same range. Two matches return the stake. Three pay 3×. Four pay 10×. Five pay 40×. There is no extra multiplier ball. The line is auto-picked so you can see a full draw without a card editor.

• Numbers can repeat across the line and the draw only as matches, not as duplicate balls.
• Zero or one match pays nothing.
• The return is demo credit.

Mega Ball Payouts

Look at the matches before you look at the animation in your head of what a live multiplier ball might have done. The base card is the game. The multiplier is a second bet you did not place on this page.

Mega Ball Numbers

In the live game you buy one or more cards. The usual studio layout draws from a larger set, and one extra Mega Ball can carry a multiplier that applies to winning cards. Quoted returns sit in the mid-90s. Buying many cards feels like coverage and is really a bigger stake. The feed looks like bingo because it's a cousin of bingo, run as a casino show.

This draw gives you five numbers from 1 to 20 and pulls eight balls from that range. You don't pick the line. Two matches return the stake. Three pay 3×, four pay 10×, five pay 40×. Zero or one match pays nothing. There's no extra multiplier ball, so count the matches on the card in front of you and ignore the ball you imagine the studio might have drawn next.

Mega Ball practice pay

Quoted studio returns sit in the mid-90s. The extra multiplier ball is skipped here.

Mega Ball FAQ