Jega

Jega is a daily lottery game played in Lithuania.

Draws are broadcast live on national television each evening at 21:10 local time from Monday to Friday and at 20:25 on Saturdays and Sundays. Ticket sales close at 19:50 and resume at 22:00.

Tickets cost €1.00.

To play, choose six numbers between 1 and 30, or go for a Quick Pick for numbers generated at random.

Advance Play is available for up to eight draws at a time.

Alternatively, go for a Jega subscription for a period of up to three months, with six-month and one-year subscriptions also being available. These subscriptions enable players to enter up to 10 sets of numbers on their preferred days of the week.

Jega does not have any secondary games or prizes on top of the main draw.

Jackpot

Jega has a minimum guaranteed jackpot of €100,000.

The jackpot and top two secondary prizes roll over if not won, with no rollover limits or jackpot restrictions.

Odds and Prizes

The odds of winning the Jega jackpot are 1 in 593,775.

Players can win prizes at seven different tiers.

Payout and Taxes

Players have up to 60 days to claim Jega winnings, which are paid out as lump sums only.

All taxes are deducted at source by the lottery operator, with prize winners taking home the full amount. Online players have winnings automatically paid into the bank account registered on the lottery operator website.

Who Can Play Jega?

Players must be at least 18 years of age to play Jega, with tickets available online via the official website, from the PERLAS app and from self-service terminals at authorized lottery outlets across Lithuania.

Jega entry is not currently available to players from abroad.

History of Jega

Jega is operated by Oliféja under licence from the Lithuanian government.

Jega draws were initially held six days a week, before the Sunday draw was added to make it daily.