China's most popular lottery
Shuangseqiu (双色球, literally 'double colour ball') was introduced in 2003 by the China Welfare Lottery and is one of China's most popular numbers lotteries today. Draws take place on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.
Choose 6 red main numbers from 1 to 33. Additionally, choose a blue ball from a separate pool of 1 to 16. A ticket costs 2 Chinese Yuan (⚠️ check the current price before playing). Draws on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.
| Match | Prize | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Prize (6 + Blue Ball) | 一等奖 – Jackpot (pro Tipp bis max. ca. 10 Mio. CNY) | 1 : 17.721.088 |
| 2nd Prize (6 numbers) | 二等奖 – ca. 100.000 CNY und mehr | 1 : 1.181.406 |
| 3rd Prize (5 + Blue Ball) | 三等奖 – 3.000 CNY (fest) | 1 : 109.389 |
| 4th Prize (5 or 4 + Blue Ball) | 四等奖 – 200 CNY (fest) | 1 : 2.303 |
| 5th Prize (4 or 3 + Blue Ball) | 五等奖 – 10 CNY (fest) | 1 : 129 |
| 6th Prize (2/1/0 + Blue Ball) | 六等奖 – 5 CNY (fest) | 1 : 17 |
1:17.7M — the blue ball comes from its own, smaller number pool (1–16), independent of the 6 red main numbers.
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1:17.7M — the blue ball comes from its own, smaller number pool (1–16), independent of the 6 red main numbers.
Start for freeOfficial participation is through the retailers and platforms of the lottery's home country. Courier services buy tickets for players abroad; check beforehand whether this is permitted in your country.
In China, larger lottery winnings are subject to withholding tax. German taxpayers may also be subject to additional German rules.
An additional number from its own, separate pool of 1 to 16 (independent of the red main numbers 1–33). It's relevant for all 6 official prize classes.