FAQ for Super Cash
These FAQ entries cover the questions players most often ask about Super Cash, which makes this page a quicker reference than digging through longer rule or results pages.
Focus on practical questions that affect everyday play, prize claims, and common misunderstandings.
- Super Cash draws on Both.
- This game supports up to 6 draws per ticket purchase where available.
- The published game setup references 2 drawing machines.
- Super Cash is categorized here as a bonus game.
- Recent game data for this page includes a listed jackpot, which signals that jackpot tracking is part of this game profile.
Related pages: results, how to play, statistics, rules, prizes and payouts, and FAQ.
How to play and win Super Kansas Cash?
Playing Super Kansas Cash is super easy and fun! Just grab a lottery ticket worth $1 and get two super plays to mark your win! All you have to do is select 5 numbers from a field of 32 numbers and 1 Cash Ball number from a field of 25 numbers and mark it on your playslip or opt for Quick Pick. If your selected lottery numbers match the drawn numbers, you bag the winning Super Kansas Cash prizes. To play your lucky numbers again, the Kanas Lottery allows you to play the lottery numbers for up to 15 consecutive draws on the same playslip and get a chance to bag the jackpot.
When are the Super Kansas Cash drawings held?
The Super Kansas Cash drawings are held thrice a week, i.e. every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 09:10 P.M. You are eligible to purchase tickets 11 minutes prior to the applicable drawing.
How much does a Super Kansas Cash ticket cost?
The Super Kansas Cash ticket costs $1 for two plays. Each playslip consists of six boards. You can play any two boards for $1 and play up to six boards for $3.
How long do I have to claim my Super Kansas Cash prize?
Your Super Kansas Cash prizes can be claimed within a period of 365 days from the date of the drawing. If not redeemed within the stipulated time, the winnings are fortified.
Can I purchase a Kansas Lottery ticket over mail, phone, or the internet?
No, as per the Kansas state laws, Kansas Lottery prohibits the sale of lottery tickets over mail, phone, or on the Internet. Only authorized Kansas Lottery retailers are allowed to sell Kansas Lottery tickets.
