GAMES

How to play BIG 4

1. Select a four (4) digit number combination between 0000 and 9999 also referred to as ‘Pick 4’.
2. Big4 can also be played 2 ways: ‘Pick 4’ or ‘Last 3’ and each play type is considered a separate bet.
3. To play the same numbers for more than one draw, simply select the amount of draws you want to play in advance in the Multi Draw.
4. Give your completed Selection and payment to the retailer. You will receive your ticket (s) printed with your selected numbers, the draw date(s), ticket price, identification numbers and the value of each panel played. PLEASE check your ticket before you leave the store. YOU are responsible for the accuracy of your ticket.
5. Each panel gives the player one play, each play costs a minimum of Afl. 0.50, 1.00 to a maximum of Afl. 35,=
6. Big 4 Drawings are daily, twice a day, seven days per week at 2:30 and 7:45 pm*. Tickets may be purchased until 2:15 pm and 7:30 pm., on the evening and night of the drawing. Tickets purchased after 2:15 pm or 7:30 pm. are valid for the next drawing. *Sunday Drawing is held at 2:00 pm.
7. If you claim a prize on a winning Multi Draw ticket before all the drawings on the ticket have occurred, you will be issued a continuation ticket for the remaining draws with the same play numbers as the original ticket.
8. Please be reminded of the following: ALL PRIZES MUST BE CLAIMED WITHIN 90 DAYS OF THE DRAW DATE.

How to win BIG 4

1. Check the official drawing results to see if you are a winner! The Big 4 drawings are broadcasted LIVE by Tele Aruba. Official drawing results are available on lottoaruba.com, facebook, twitter and at Authorized FLpD Retailers.
2. Drawing results with the winning numbers are also printed in the local newspapers the next publishing day.
3. FLpD cannot be held liable in case of omission or errors made by the printed press, radio or television station in regards to the accuracy of the drawing results.
4. Please note that every effort has been made to ensure that the enclosed information is accurate; however in the event of a discrepancy between the website winning numbers and prize amounts, official FLpD records take precedence.
5. Fundacion Lotto pa Deporte will hold official Big 4 drawings where one (1) winning, 4 number ’Pick 4’, combination will be drawn at random.
6. If your 4 numbers match the 1st set of 4 winning numbers drawn in the official drawing for the date played, you win the Big 4 Top Prize.
7. If your last 3 numbers match the last 3 numbers drawn in the official drawing for the date played, you win the Big 4 Second Prize.

Prize Payout Table*

*Big 4 offers fixed prize payouts, MAXIMUM play limit for any particular four-digit number combination is set at afl.. 35.00. If players collectively play the same number the ‘FLpD’ will automatically stop sales of that particular four-digit number to avoid exceeding its play limit. Pay table Prizes shown based on a wager of afl. 1.00, players playing afl. 0.50 will win half the amounts quoted above. Maximum play limits shown next to the play type.

Rules

Your play ticket is a bearer instrument. Please examine it carefully for accuracy; it constitutes the only proof of a bet placed. Fundacion Lotto pa Deporte Aruba (FLPD) is not responsible for lost or stolen tickets. Ticket is void if altered, stolen, mutilated, defective, misprinted or if the ticket fails to pass any of the Lottery’s confidential validation tests.

The information recorded on the FLPD Central Computer takes precedence over information recorded on this ticket or selection slip. This ticket with a valid signature and identification must be presented in order to claim prizes. Prizes up to Afl.500,= may be claimed at any authorized FLPD Agent. Larger prizes must be claimed in person at the FLPD Head Office.

Prizes must be claimed within ninety (90) days after the draw. FLPD reserves the right to publish the name, address and photograph of a winner. All tickets and transactions are subject to the provisions of the Fundacion Lotto pa Deporte (FLpD) Aruba and the rules and regulations as established by the Government of Aruba.