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Daman Game Lottery: The Five Tiles Priced

Updated 8 October 2026 · 6 minute read

At the time of writing (8 October 2026), the Lottery group on the Daman Game home page shows five tiles: Win Go, MotoRace, K3, 5D and Trx Win Go. We read no rules, so this page prices the shapes such rounds are commonly described to take, and tests the strip under the tiles.

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Payouts: change these to the figures your own app shows

A payout counts your stake back, so even money is 2×. The shared digit is the one a colour has in common with violet: 5 for green, 0 for red.

One number (4) pays on: 4 at 9×.

  • 0 –
  • 1 –
  • 2 –
  • 3 –
  • 4 9×
  • 5 –
  • 6 –
  • 7 –
  • 8 –
  • 9 –

Green digits are 1, 3, 7 and 9. Red digits are 2, 4, 6 and 8. Violet digits are 0 and 5: 0 is also red and 5 is also green. Big is 5 to 9 and small is 0 to 4. A solid outline marks a digit where this bet returns more than the stake.

Digits, colours, payouts and the 2% fee are Win Go-style rounds as commonly described. We could not read any platform’s own rules, so these are illustrations: replace them with the figures your own app shows.

10%of rounds pay out on a bet on number 4
11.8%of every stake kept by the game on average (₹11.80 of each ₹100)
60rounds in 1 hour at 1 minute a round
₹6,000staked in all at ₹100 a round
₹708expected cost over the session
39%chance of finishing the session ahead
20losing rounds in a row: the longest run to expect
± ₹2,050typical swing around the average result

Betting ₹100 on number 4 every minute means 60 rounds in 1 hour and ₹6,000 staked; at 9× and a 2% fee the game keeps about 11.8% of each stake, so the session costs about ₹708 on average, and 39% of such sessions finish ahead. Across the six bets the game keeps between 2.0% (big or small) and 11.8% (violet or one number) of each stake.

Every bet at ₹100 a round for 60 rounds
BetWins on digitsPays outGame keeps per ₹100Expected costChance ahead
Green1, 3, 7 and 9 at 2×; 5 at 1.5×50%₹6.90₹41428%
Red2, 4, 6 and 8 at 2×; 0 at 1.5×50%₹6.90₹41428%
Violet0 and 5 at 4.5×20%₹11.80₹70831%
One number (4)4 at 9×10%₹11.80₹70839%
Big5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 at 2×50%₹2.00₹12045%
Small0, 1, 2, 3 and 4 at 2×50%₹2.00₹12045%

Practise with pretend money

Practice rounds draw a digit from 0 to 9 with random numbers from your browser and settle the bet chosen above. There is no money in it, and it is not any app’s game: it shows how a session tends to run.

The calculator above opens on a ₹100 bet on one number, in rounds that last a minute, for an hour. That is 60 rounds and ₹6,000 staked. The bet wins in 1 round out of 10, and the game keeps ₹708 on average. The 9× payout and the 2% fee are illustrations of how such rounds are commonly described. We could not read Daman Game’s own.

Six bet shapes, one hour

Win Go is commonly described as a draw of one digit, 0 to 9, each round. A bet wins on some of the ten digits. The table prices six shapes at ₹100 a round for 60 rounds, with a 2% fee taken from each stake and the payouts as commonly described.

BetDigits it pays onRounds that return more than the stakeKept per ₹100 stakedKept over the 60 roundsHours that finish ahead
Big5 to 9 at 2×50%₹2₹12044.9%
Small0 to 4 at 2×50%₹2₹12044.9%
Green1, 3, 7, 9 at 2×; 5 at 1.5×50%₹6.90₹41428.4%
Red2, 4, 6, 8 at 2×; 0 at 1.5×50%₹6.90₹41428.4%
Violet0 and 5 at 4.5×20%₹11.80₹70830.6%
One numberThe digit you pick, at 9×10%₹11.80₹70839.4%

The same stake costs ₹120 or ₹708 an hour, depending only on the shape of the bet. The last column does not follow the cost. The one-number bet finishes ahead in 39.4% of hours and green in 28.4%, though it costs more. A rare large payout lifts many sessions above their stakes while the average stays put. The swing shows the price: ± ₹2,050 for the number bet against ± ₹729 for green. We do not know which of these shapes Daman Game uses, or whether it uses any.

What to read off your own screen

Three numbers turn any round into rupees. Take them from the rules or bet screen of the tile, not from this page.

  • The payout for each bet, and whether it includes your stake. A payout of 2× returns twice the stake.
  • Any fee taken from the stake before the round is played.
  • The length of a round, to turn an hour into a number of rounds.

If a screen shows payouts different from the table, type them into the calculator above. The sums follow whatever you enter. The games page shows how fast rounds multiply the cost, and the loss calculator page shows how to type a bet that is not on the menu.

K3 and 5D in numbers

K3 is commonly described as three dice, with bets placed on the total, its size or a pattern. Three dice can land in 216 equally likely ways. A break-even payout is the payout, stake included, at which a bet would cost nothing on average. It is 1 divided by the chance.

K3 betWays out of 216ChanceBreak-even payout
Total of 3, or total of 181 each0.46%216×
Total of 4, or total of 173 each1.39%72×
Total of 10, or total of 1127 each12.50%8×
Total of 11 or more10850.0%2×
Any triple62.78%36×

5D is commonly described as five digits, each 0 to 9, which gives 1,00,000 outcomes. A named digit in a named place has a 10% chance, so its break-even payout is 10×. The sum of the five digits runs from 0 to 45, and the likeliest totals, 22 and 23, come up 6.00% of the time each. If a tile pays less than the break-even for a bet, the difference is the share the game keeps.

MotoRace and Trx Win Go

We could read these two names and nothing else. We do not know how many outcomes a MotoRace round has, what each pays, or what the Trx in the second name refers to. With no outcome list and no payouts, there is no honest figure to give. The questions to answer from the tile are the same: how many outcomes, what each pays and what the fee is. Once you have them, the calculator does the rest.

The strip under the tiles

Beneath the tiles a strip reads “Win Go Dragon assistant” and “Five draws in a row with the same result”, with an Enter button. We did not press it, so we do not know what it shows. Whatever it shows, it can only describe draws that have already happened. This table says how often such a sight turns up by chance, if each draw is an evenly random two-way result or an evenly random digit from 0 to 9.

Draws watchedFive big or five small in a row, somewhereThe same digit five times running, somewhere
3062.5%0.2%
6087.6%0.5%
12098.6%1.0%
1,440More than 99.9%12.1%

If a draw comes every minute, 60 draws is an hour and 1,440 is a day. Five in a row is an ordinary sight in a two-way result: close to nine hours in ten hold one. It does not pull on the sixth draw, which is a fresh one. The hack and predictors page tests the claims built on such runs.

Where this page stops

We are not Daman Game and cannot see inside it. The payouts, the fee and the digit table above are the calculator’s illustrations. No figure here describes a Daman Game round. If fast rounds have started to feel hard to stop, Tele-MANAS 14416 offers free, confidential mental-health support, open every hour.

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Common questions

Which games are in the Daman Game Lottery group?

At the time of writing (8 October 2026), the group shows five tiles named Win Go, MotoRace, K3, 5D and Trx Win Go. Those are the names on the tiles. We could not read any game’s rules, so we cannot say how a round is settled, how long it lasts or what a bet pays.

Does Daman Game use the payouts in the Win Go table?

We do not know. The table uses payouts and a 2% fee as such rounds are commonly described, and they are the calculator’s starting figures. Rules sit behind an account, and we open none to test. If your screen shows different payouts, type those in and the sums change with them.

What is the Win Go Dragon assistant strip?

We do not know. Under the tiles a strip reads “Win Go Dragon assistant” and “Five draws in a row with the same result”, with an Enter button. We did not press it. Whatever it shows can only describe past draws, and the page on hack and predictors explains why past draws hold nothing about the next one.

How often do five identical results in a row happen?

More often than most people expect. If each draw is an evenly random two-way result, a stretch of 60 draws contains five big or five small in a row 87.6% of the time. A stretch of 120 draws contains one 98.6% of the time. The same digit five times running is rarer: 0.5% of 60-draw stretches.

Why does a one-number bet finish ahead more often than green?

It wins rarely and pays a lot, so a single win can lift a session above its stakes. At ₹100 for 60 rounds, the one-number bet finishes ahead 39.4% of the time and green 28.4%. The number bet is not cheaper, since it keeps ₹708 on average against ₹414 for green, and its swing is larger.

What is a break-even payout?

It is the payout, stake included, at which a bet would cost nothing on average. It equals 1 divided by the chance of winning: 8× for a bet that wins 12.5% of the time, 36× for one that wins 2.78%. If the payout on your screen is lower, the gap is what the game keeps.