Lucky Cage

Turn the crank, tumble twenty balls, and cash the ticket you bought

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Lucky Cage

ChuteCradle 1 is the head ball

HeadCradle 1: empty
2Cradle 2: empty
3Cradle 3: empty
4Cradle 4: empty
5Cradle 5: empty

Cage at rest.

Ticket51 tickets · 4 families

Your number is one of the five that leave the cage.

Bet5 tickets

Space turns the crank.

Pays×3.961 in 4.0

Chance25.0%3,876/15,504

Wins39tickets

Paytable51 tickets · RTP 99% on every one

Your number is one of the five that leave the cage.

TicketChancePays

125.0%×3.96

225.0%×3.96

325.0%×3.96

425.0%×3.96

525.0%×3.96

625.0%×3.96

725.0%×3.96

825.0%×3.96

925.0%×3.96

1025.0%×3.96

1125.0%×3.96

1225.0%×3.96

1325.0%×3.96

1425.0%×3.96

1525.0%×3.96

1625.0%×3.96

1725.0%×3.96

1825.0%×3.96

1925.0%×3.96

2025.0%×3.96

Chances are exact combinatorics over the 15,504 possible five-ball draws — not estimates. Multipliers are derived from them, so no ticket is a better deal than another.

How the cage pays

Twenty numbered balls, five drawn in order through the chute. Every ticket's multiplier is built straight from its exact chance over C(20,5) = 15,504 draws, as (1 ÷ chance) × 0.99 — so every ticket on the board returns 99% in theory. There is no hand-tuned paytable and no ticket is a better or worse deal than another.

The result is settled on the server before the cage starts turning. The animation replays a decision that has already been banked.

The board

Racks

The 20 balls are painted in five racks of four. A rack ticket pays when at least 3 of the five drawn balls come from it.

Rack 1 · 1-4 — 1, 2, 3, 4
Rack 2 · 5-8 — 5, 6, 7, 8
Rack 3 · 9-12 — 9, 10, 11, 12
Rack 4 · 13-16 — 13, 14, 15, 16
Rack 5 · 17-20 — 17, 18, 19, 20

Tiers

Balls 11–20 are the high half. A tier ticket names exactly how many of the five drawn balls are high — from none to all five.

The six tier tickets partition every possible draw, so exactly one of them comes in every round.