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# Lottery

**CronaSwap Lottery** is a game of chance in which winners are selected randomly. Our lottery allows every user who bought at least one lottery ticket to get rewarded with huge CRONA prizes.

## Specifics&#x20;

* **Valid lottery token:** CRONA
* **Lottery ticket cost:** $2 in CRONA
* **User entry limit:** only 500 tickets can be bought in one go
* **Max number of tickets to be purchased at a time:** unlimited&#x20;
* **Duration:** 12 hours for 1 lottery round&#x20;
* One lottery ticket gives a user a random 6-digit combination with each digit being between 0-9.&#x20;

## Lottery Ticket Cost & Bulk Purchase Discount&#x20;

Lottery ticket price is set in the beginning of every round and targets the price of $2. However, this amount may vary with sudden price fluctuations. Our platform allows a user to save on expenses by purchasing multiple tickets at once.&#x20;

## Winning Criteria

The digits on your ticket must match in the correct order to win. Let's consider an example of a lottery draw with two different tickets, A and B.&#x20;

* **Ticket A:** The first 3 digits and the last 2 digits match, but the 4th digit is wrong. It means that this ticket only wins a "Match first 3" prize.
* **Ticket B:** Even though the last 5 digits match, the first digit is wrong meaning this ticket does not win a prize.&#x20;


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