DOUBLE YOUR LUCK
Game# 559
Tickets sell for $1.00 each
Start Date: 6/29/05
End Date: 5/1/06
Last Date to Claim Prizes: 5/1/07
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Here's How to Play
DOUBLE YOUR LUCK is a “Match 3 of 6” game with a doubler feature. The player will gently remove the latex covering the play area to reveal six (6) prize amounts or five (5) prize amounts plus a doubler symbol ($$). If three (3) of the six (6) prize amounts match, the player wins the prize amount shown. If two (2) of the six (6) prize amounts match and a doubler symbol ($$) is revealed, the player wins double the prize amount.
Instant Pay From Your Lottery Retailer!
When you win $2, $3, $4, $6, $8, $20, $40, $80 or $160, sign your name on the back of the ticket. Present the ticket to any Lottery Retailer for validation and instant prize payment.
How to Claim $2,500, $5,000 and $10,000 Prizes!
When you win a $2,500, $5,000 or $10,000 prize, first sign your name on the back of the ticket, then fill out a Claim Form Mailer at any New Jersey Lottery Retailer and mail the original Claim Form Mailer, along with the ticket, to Lottery Headquarters. A check will be mailed to the winner following validation of the ticket.
MORE THAN $6 MILLION IN PRIZES!
Approximately 12.0 million “DOUBLE YOUR LUCK” tickets are initially planned in this game. The New Jersey Lottery reserves the right to subsequently increase this quantity of tickets. Should additional tickets be introduced, prize levels and frequency of winning will be consistent with the following disclosures:
In the “DOUBLE YOUR LUCK” Instant Game, New Jersey allocates approximately 55% of the gross receipts to prizes. On the average, better than 1 ticket in 7 wins a prize. In a game of 12,000,000 tickets there are 1,052,400 prizes of $2; 320,000 prizes of $3; 260,000 prizes of $4; 108,000 prizes of $6; 80,000 of $8; 10,000 prizes of $20; 15,320 prizes of $40; 2,040 prizes of $80; 600 prizes of $160; 2 prizes of $2,500; 4 prizes of $5,000 and 11 prizes of $10,000. Odds and number of winners may vary based on sales, distribution and claims.
