How to play 2 By 2
- 1 Choose 6 numbers from 1 to 50 — or let the terminal Quick Pick them at random.
- 2 Pick which drawing(s) to enter — 2 By 2 is drawn on Every day. You can usually play several draws in advance.
- 3 Pay for your ticket and keep it safe — you'll need the physical ticket to claim any prize.
- 4 After the draw, check your numbers here or with the prize table. Match enough numbers and you win!
2by2 is one of the most exciting multi-state games played by a number of state lotteries including Idaho, Nebraska, North Dakota, Wyoming, and of course the Kansas Lottery. The Kansas 2by2 gives you the chance of bagging a fixed jackpot of $22,000 against some super favorable odds of 1 in 105,625 with the option of doubling the won lottery prizes every Tuesday! The draws for the game are held every day along with the option of playing your numbers for up to 28 consecutive draws thereby increasing your possibilities to win the lottery.
Playing 2by2 is super easy and highly amusive. Each 2by2 playslip comprises 5 boards. Each board costs $1. Each board on the playslip contains 2 sets of numbers from 1 to 26. To play a single board you need to pick two numbers from the first set of 26 numbers and mark in the Red play area and two numbers from the second set of 26 numbers and mark in the White play area. Or you can opt for Quick Pick (QP) if you wish to play numbers, randomly generated by the terminal. If your selected 2by2 numbers match the drawn numbers, you bag the winning lottery prizes.
Want to play the same 2by2 numbers for multiple draws? Well, the Kansas Lottery allows you to play the same numbers for up to 28 consecutive draws on the same ticket by marking the appropriate number of draws in the Multi-Draw box.
You need to hand over your completed playslip and payment to the retailer. In return, you will get a ticket for selected numbers and add-on options. Your lottery ticket is your only receipt. Ensure to check the accuracy of the numbers and sign at the back of your ticket for authentication.
Always confirm rules, odds and prizes with the official Kansas lottery — they can change.