The difference between the part-combination systems

The difference between public and DLC subsystems

You play a so-called public part-combination system regularly in a lottery retailer. The difference to the DLC part-combination system is that we incorporate the numbers into the scheme in unsorted order. This means that the numbers of the DLC part-combination systems are in a different position than you see in the example below.

In the example above, the hits on the line are in the following ascending positions:

the typed number 13 in position 4,
the typed number 25 in position 6,
the tapped number 27 in position 7 and
the typed number 33 in position 9.

As the DLC numbers are not incorporated into the system of the part-combination system in ascending order, the DLC hits are inevitably in different positions. If a DLC part-combination system is evaluated using the settlement scheme, the result is usually different from the ascending order of the public subsystem.

This means that the winnings in the DLC are only decisive according to the picks/lottery fields that we have confirmed, as these have also been brought into play in this way.

The advantage of this type of implementation of the part-combination system construction is that the individual system numbers are optimally converted into individual rows. If there are several identical part-combination systems, this also avoids double betting lines.

Please note:

DLC part-combination systems may differ from the public part-combination systems in terms of both the number distribution and the number of tickets per system.

Therefore, only the original betting lines according to your confirmation of participation are valid for the evaluation of prizes!