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Home / Lottery / SHFL Lottery Guide - How To Play Shuffle.com Lotto For Free

SHFL Lottery Guide - How To Play Shuffle.com Lotto For Free

  • Shuffle.com launches free SHFL Lottery using SHFL tokens
  • First draw on October 19, 2024, with a $1,000,000 USDC prize pool
  • 100% RTP ensures all prize pool is distributed to winners
Leigh CopsonWritten by Leigh Copson
Sports Editor25+ Years Experience, US & Combat Sports Specialist
Updated: Oct 15, 2024
SHFL Lottery

Play the SHFL Lottery!

Crypto-based company Shuffle.com has launched the SHFL Lottery, which customers can play for free.

Lotteries are the most-played gaming product on the planet, but Shuffle.com insists that crypto and online gambling lotteries have always underachieved, and it has moved to change all of that.

What makes the SHFL Lottery so unique and ground-breaking is that it is completely free for customers.

It is powered by Shuffle’s native crypto token, SHFL, which players use to buy tickets and stake, and all the while you have SHFL staked, your ticket(s) will be entered into the SHFL Lottery draw.

You can unstake your SHFL at any time too, meaning you are essentially getting your money back. 

The first-ever SHFL Shuffle Lottery draw will be held on October 19, 2024 and will follow the US Powerball format - 5 from 55 and 1 from 18.

For the first draw, there is a total prize pool of 1,000,000 USDC.

Participants will stake their SHFL for weekly entry tickets that offer the chance to win huge prizes paid in USDC, and the staked SHFL in the lottery will have the heaviest weighting for Airdrop 2 rewards.

The weekly draw has a guaranteed 100% RTP and the more staked SHFL you have equates to more tickets, giving you a better chance of winning.

How to Play the Shuffle (SHFL) Lottery

  1. Visit Shuffle.com via this link
  2. Sign into your Shuffle.com account or create a new one using Shuffle.com promo code MAXBONUS
  3. Get SHFL tokens by one of the following methods: 1) Buy directly from XT.com or Uniswap; 2) Buy SHFL with a credit or debit card through Moonpay or Swapped; or 3) Convert the crypto you hold, such as BTC, for SHFL
  4. Click SHFL Lottery and tap on Play Lottery
  5. Select the number of tickets you want to purchase (1 ticket costs 50 SHFL)
  6. Select five numbers between 1 and 55, and one Powerball number between 1 and 18
  7. Click Stake SHFL and this will enter your lottery ticket numbers into the draw.

Prize Distribution

With the lottery offering an RTP of 100%, the entire prize pool will be shared among eligible winning ticket holders. Here’s a breakdown of how the pot is distributed and the numbers you need to match.

Place/Position
Prize (% of Total Pool)
Numbers/Balls Matched
Jackpot40%5 main numbers + 1 Powerball
2nd14%5 main numbers
3rd8%4 main numbers + 1 Powerball
4th8%4 main numbers
5th6%3 main numbers + 1 Powerball
6th5%3 main numbers
7th4%2 main numbers + 1 Powerball
8th7%1 main number + 1 Powerball

All winning ticket holders receive an equal percentage payout in accordance with the table above. For example:

  • If the total prize pool is $1,000,0000. 
  • That means the prize pool for matching 3 main numbers is $50,000 (5%)
  • If there are 100 winning tickets that match 3 main numbers, the payout for each ticket is $500.
Leigh Copson

Leigh Copson

Sports Editor25+ Years Experience, US & Combat Sports Specialist

During his career he has covered some of the biggest sporting events on the planet, including the Super Bowl, the Champions League Final and the World Cup Final. He has also covered almost every major boxing match and UFC fight card during this time.. His specialist sports are American Football, Basketball, Ice Hockey, Boxing, Mixed Martial Arts and Football.

Follow more of Leigh's work on Muckrack.

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