Star Lotto: set your row, then check the game reels
Star Lotto is built around a reference row of six digits that you set on the main reel at the bottom of the screen; the four game reels stacked above it are then checked against that row. Part of the 1xGames lineup on 1xBet, the game is won through matching digits.

Every reel, the main one included, is made of six cells, and each cell shows a digit from 0 to 9. On screen the reels hang against a starry sky, and the complete rules sit behind the "?" button next to them.
How Star Lotto compares with Pharaoh's Kingdom


Put Star Lotto next to Pharaoh's Kingdom, another 1xGames game, and the boards look nothing alike. Star Lotto compares digits on reels with your row; Pharaoh's Kingdom works with 6 tiles and draws a prize symbol at random in each round. The deciding moment is what they share: Pharaoh's Kingdom pays when the prize symbol matches one of the hidden symbols, and Star Lotto when the game reels show digits that match yours.
The main reel
You adjust the main-reel row digit by digit with the "high-low" arrows over and under its cells; on screen it is the row printed in red, which sets it apart from the four game reels above. Whatever row you leave there becomes the reference for the game reels, though one combination type does without it, as the table shows.
Combination | Counts from | Where the digits are found |
|---|---|---|
First | 1 matching digit | on the game reels, counted from left to right |
Any Order | 1 matching digit | anywhere on the game reels |
Same Digits | 4 identical digits | anywhere on one game reel, regardless of the main reel |
A single round can produce more than one winning combination. In that case, the odds of every one of them are added together.
Playing a round
Fill the six cells of the main reel with the digits you want.
Place your bet. Its starting amount is set before play begins.
Wait for the game reels to stop spinning, then look over the digits they show.
Pick out every digit that matches your row and read the result through the three combination types.
The TOTAL STAKE panel below the reels shows what the whole round costs, and once the round is settled, red picks out every cell that produced a match.
When a round is lost


If no matching symbol turns up on the game reels, you lose and the game is over. Pharaoh's Kingdom treats a round without any match the same way: it is lost, and that game ends.
For reels of another kind, open the slots section: it sits on 1xBet next to 1xGames, not inside it.
The live section takes bets on events that are already under way.
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Star Lotto: stake, reels and payouts
Does the number of game reels change what I stake?
Yes. The stake is counted once per active game reel, so four active reels make it count four times and two make it count twice.
Can a round use fewer than four game reels?
Yes, how many reels take part is your decision. A small cross is shown beside every game reel, and selecting it takes that reel out of the coming round.
What changes when the main-reel digits are picked at random?
Nothing in how the round is judged, only how your row is built. One pull of the lever beside the main reel drops a random digit into each of its six cells, and that row then serves as the reference the game reels are compared with.
How is the payout for a winning round worked out?
From the paytable: payouts are calculated on the odds it lists, and the odds that count are those of the combinations your game reels formed in that round.