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# Lottery

#### CADINU Lottery on Binance Smart Chain

**CADINU Lottery** allows users on the Binance Smart Chain to buy lottery tickets using CADINU tokens, offering a chance to win substantial prizes. Here's how it works:

1. **Ticket Purchase**:
   * Users can purchase lottery tickets using CADINU tokens.
   * Each ticket costs approximately $3 USD worth of CADINU.
   * Buying multiple tickets at once offers a bulk discount, up to 4.95% for 100 tickets.
2. **Lottery Numbers**:
   * Each ticket provides a random 6-digit combination (0-9), e.g., "1-9-3-2-0-4".
   * Match numbers from the left to win prizes; more matches yield higher prizes.
3. **Drawing and Prizes**:
   * Lottery uses secure random number generation to draw winning numbers.
   * Prizes are awarded based on the number of matching digits.
   * Prize pools are shared among winners in the same prize bracket.
4. **How to Win**:
   * Match the numbers from left to right to win.
   * Even matching the first number wins a small prize.
   * Higher matches correspond to higher prize brackets.
5. **Claiming Prizes**:
   * Prizes can be claimed directly through the CADINU DApp.
   * Users receive a portion of the prize pool based on the number of winners in their bracket.

For more details and to participate, visit the [CADINU Lottery ](https://apps.cadinu.io/lottery)page.


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