Lottery Singapore is the state-owned company that operates three major lotteries in the city-state. Its portfolio includes 4D, Toto, and Singapore Sweep. It also offers a number of betting options and features several different prizes.
The company is a state monopoly, so it is the only legal place to play lottery games in Singapore. The company’s website is the official source for all results and prize details. You can buy tickets at any of their outlets or use a mobile app to make your selections.
Singapore Pools is a fixed-odds lottery that has been around since 1986. The jackpots aren’t as high as some of the world’s biggest lotteries, but they do offer good odds.
The draw takes place on Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday at 6:30pm (SG time). You can watch the live broadcast of each draw on their website or from a designated outlet.
There are five prize tiers in 4D, with each one offering a specific amount of money. The first tier has a fixed amount, and the lower tiers have a percentage of the total prize pool. The maximum prize for each tier is S$1 million.
In addition to the regular prize tiers, the 4D game also offers a system bet option. The system bet is a great way to increase your winnings without having to invest more of your money.
Singapore Pools also offers a free corporate tour of the building that’s a great way to learn more about the company. You can also purchase VIP tickets to live draws.