One price.
As many chances.
Each ticket is 0.0025 ETH and receives four distinct random numbers from 1–36. Buy again for a different combination.
FOUR NUMBERS. EVERY HOUR.A LITTLE LUCK GOES A LONG WAY ↘
Good things
come in fours.✳
Four numbers. One shared pool.
A little ticket. A bigger possibility.
40.0025 ETH / TICKET
Same price. Every single time.
Same price. Every single time.
FIG. 04 — THE POSSIBILITY MACHINE01—36
DRAG TO INSPECT · TURN TO MIX.
NO FAVOURITES. JUST FOUR NUMBERS.MEET YOUR NEXT POSSIBILITY ↓
01 / THE HOURLY ROUNDYour next
Your next
what if.
Every ticket joins the same pool.
Every hour brings a fresh draw.
DEMO ROUND OPEN
THE SHARED POOL ILLUSTRATIVE ETH
0.4000ETH
NEXT HOURLY DRAW IN00:00:00ON THE HOUR · EVERY HOUR
FOUR NUMBERS. ONE POSSIBILITY.01–36 · ANY ORDER
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This browser simulates the round. No funds are held.
Your tickets 00
STORED IN THIS BROWSERYour lucky little collection starts here. Get a demo ticket above.
02 / A SIMPLE LITTLE RITUALFour numbers.
Four numbers.
Different possibilities.
Match in any order. More matches mean
a larger share of the prize budget.
One price.
A fresh draw.
Every hour.
Entries close on the hour. Four numbers are drawn from 1–36. Each combination is issued only once per round.
A shared pot.
Your ticket share.
One, two or three matches can have many winning tickets. Each tier has one shared pot. More winning tickets owned means more shares. Four matches can have at most one winning ticket.
THE MATCH GUIDEMore in common.
More in common.
More possibility.
Fixed shared tier pots: 5% + 15% + 25% + 45% = 90% of the whole pool. Each pot is divided equally among its winning tickets.
1 match5%
2 matches15%
3 matches25%
4 matches AT MOST ONE45%
ONE POT. FIVE WINNING TICKETS.
For a 1 ETH pool, the one-match pot is 0.05 ETH. A owns 1 of 5 winning tickets: 0.01 ETH. B and C own 2 each: 0.02 ETH each. Combined payout: 0.05 ETH total.
A 1/5B 2/5C 2/5
TRY THE SPLIT ↘
YOUR SHARE OF A 0.05 ETH TIER POTExample pool: 1 ETH. One-match shared tier pot: 5%.
THE POOL HAS A LIMIT. THE MATH RESPECTS IT.
The whole collected pool is the 100% base. The four shared pots are 5%, 15%, 25% and 45%, totalling 90%. Team gets 2% and buybacks get 8% of the whole pool every round, including rollover. No tier percentages scale down. Each pot is divided by its winning-ticket count; unwon pots, any unallocated prize carryover, and rounding remainders roll forward.
03 / EVERY LITTLE BIT, ACCOUNTED FOROne pool.
One pool.
Nothing missing.
100% of ticket sales has a place.
Explore the current demo round below.
90%THE PRIZE BUDGET
Shared by the winners.
Unpaid prizes roll forward.
8%TOKEN BUYBACK RESERVE
8% of the whole pool, every round.
Includes rollover; held until token launch.
2%THE TEAM
2% of the whole pool, every round.
Includes money rolled forward.
Last demo draw
| Shared tier | Winning tickets | Tier pot (ETH) | Per ticket (ETH) | Paid / pool share |
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Demo amounts are simulated. This concept has no deployed contract, verifiable on-chain draw, token address, or real buyback integration.
04 / NO MYSTERY NUMBERSGood questions.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Know your numbers.
Know how your pool works.
Can the winners take more than the pool?
No. The fixed shared tier pots are 5%, 15%, 25% and 45% of the whole pool, totalling 90%. Team gets 2% and buybacks get 8% of the whole pool every round, including rollover. Five one-match tickets share a single 5% pot: an owner with one gets 1/5 and an owner with two gets 2/5. No scaling or reroll is needed. Unwon pots and all unallocated prize funds roll forward; rollover is included when the next round takes 2% for the team and 8% for buybacks again.
How can only one ticket match all four?
Tickets are unique unordered combinations of four numbers from 1–36. There are 58,905 combinations, so that is the round capacity. A draw can have zero or one exact-match ticket; there is no forced jackpot or payout-driven reroll.
What happens to unwon prize pots?
They roll into the next hourly pool along with new ticket sales. Each round takes 2% for the team and 8% for buybacks from its whole pool again, including rollover. Example: a 100 ETH pool pays 45 ETH and 5 ETH to winning tiers, reserves 2 ETH and 8 ETH, and rolls 40 ETH forward. With no new sales, that next 40 ETH pool reserves 0.8 ETH for the team and 3.2 ETH for buybacks, leaving 36 ETH for its prize pots.
When is the draw?
Every hour, exactly on the hour. The countdown shows the next boundary and your local draw time. This demo processes missed boundaries when reopened; only a deployed contract and independent automation can run a real round while the browser is closed.
What happens to the 8% buyback allocation?
It stays in a separate reserve. A real launch needs your project’s token address, chain, and an explicit buyback execution policy. This demo records that allocation but makes no swaps.
Is this ready for real ETH?
This is an interactive design and accounting prototype. Real payments require a deployed and reviewed contract, verifiable randomness, claims, refunds, and an agreed operating setup. The preview never requests a wallet signature or accepts ETH.