How the show works
This is the plain-language guide. Play is governed by the Official Rules; if the two differ, the Official Rules apply.
Who can play
- Adults aged 18 or over, living in the United States. Not yet open in New York, Florida, Rhode Island, Washington while the state rules are reviewed.
- One account per person, and one card per person for each show.
- Playing is free. There is nothing to buy, and nothing you buy could ever improve your chances.
The game
- Each card has 24 numbers and a free centre square. Numbers run from 1 to 75.
- The numbers are drawn one at a time by a cryptographically secure random number generator on the server and called by the host. Every ball is logged and auditable. Nobody — not the hosts, not the producer — chooses a number.
- You can stamp your numbers yourself or let the game stamp them. Either way, the system tracks every card and awards prizes automatically. You never lose a prize by missing a stamp.
- If you join late, numbers already called count on your card. You can win any prize not yet awarded.
The prizes
Two shows a week: Saturday and Sunday. Sunday is Double Sunday — every prize is worth twice Saturday's.
| Prize | How to win it | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early Five | First card with any five numbers matched | 50 Aone Coins | 100 Aone Coins |
| One Line | First card to complete any row, column or diagonal | 100 Aone Coins | 200 Aone Coins |
| Four Corners | First card with all four corners matched | 150 Aone Coins | 300 Aone Coins |
| The X | First card with both diagonals matched: the X through the centre | 250 Aone Coins | 500 Aone Coins |
| Full House | First card with every number matched | 1,000 Aone Coins | 2,000 Aone Coins |
| Luckiest Unlucky | The card with the fewest matches when the Full House is won | 100 Aone Coins | 200 Aone Coins |
- Each prize is awarded once per show, to the first card to complete it.
- If several cards complete a prize on the same number, they share its Aone Coins equally.
- Luckiest Unlucky goes to the card with the fewest matched numbers at the moment the Full House is won. A Full House winner cannot also win it.
The Trade Break
- After The X prize is won, calling stops and trading opens for a few minutes.
- You may offer one number that has not been called. Another player may offer one of theirs in return.
- A swap happens only when both players agree. Swaps are the same letter only.
- Nobody can receive a number already on their card.
Aone Coins
- Aone Coins are won on the show and kept in your wallet. They are spent on merchandise in the Aone Store, shipped to you anywhere in the US the show is open.
- Aone Coins cannot be bought, sold, sent to another player or exchanged for cash. They have no cash value and are not a currency.
- Ten Aone Coins buy one dollar's worth of merchandise in the store (1 Aone Coin = $0.10 of goods).
- Aone Coins never expire. Redeem as soon as you win, or save up for something bigger — your choice.
If something goes wrong
- If a show has to end early, prizes already awarded stay awarded. The remaining prizes are not paid.
- Every draw, prize and trade is recorded, so any question can be checked afterwards.
The hosts
Celeste and Milo are computer-generated characters presented by AI. They are not real people and do not portray any real person.