COMPLETE GAME GUIDELive EXTRA 5 draws

EXTRA 5 guide: rules, odds and prizes

EXTRA 5 is OPAP’s daily numbers game: pick 5 numbers from 1 to 35, with two draws every day, afternoon and evening. You win from 3 correct numbers upwards, and the top prize reaches €50,000 on a €0.50 column. Below you will find how to play, the odds for each category, and the draw schedule.

SAMPLE PLAY TICKET

Example pick: five numbers from 1 to 35. There is no extra or bonus number in EXTRA 5.

Last updated: 30 September 2026
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EXTRA 5 at a glance

Format
5 numbers from 1 to 35
Column cost
€0.50
Draws
Twice daily, at 15:00 and 19:00
Top prize
€50,000 on a €0.50 column (100,000×)
Entry-level prize
€5 for 3 correct (10×)
Top-category odds
1 in 324,632

How to play EXTRA 5

  1. Pick 5 numbers

    Mark five numbers from 1 to 35 on a column of the slip. If you have no numbers in mind, quick pick fills them in randomly for you.

  2. Consider a system

    You can mark more than 5 numbers and play a full system: every possible combination becomes a column, which raises your chances and your cost accordingly.

  3. Pay and keep your ticket

    Each column costs €0.50, with a multiplier option for higher stakes. Prizes in every category scale proportionally with the amount you played.

  4. Wait for the draw

    Draws are electronic and take place every day at 15:00 and 19:00. Entries close 30 seconds before each draw.

  5. Check your numbers

    Compare the 5 drawn numbers with your ticket. With 3, 4, or 5 correct you win the corresponding fixed prize.

Prize categories and odds in EXTRA 5

EXTRA 5 has three prize categories with fixed amounts. The table shows prizes for the base €0.50 column along with the odds of each category.

CategoryCorrect numbersPrize with €0.50Odds
1st5 of 5€50,0001 in 324,632
2nd4 of 5€1251 in 2,164
3rd3 of 5€51 in 75

The first category has a €500,000 payout cap per draw: if more than 10 columns win it, the amount is shared equally among them.

Why EXTRA 5 prizes are fixed

TZOKER has a jackpot, whereas the current LOTTO pays monthly amounts. In EXTRA 5 every category has a predetermined payout: 100,000× for the first, 250× for the second, and 10× for the third. You know in advance what you can win, subject to the first-category distribution cap.

The first-category multiplier means the prize is €50,000 on a €0.50 column, €100,000 if you double your stake, and so on.

The draw schedule

EXTRA 5 is drawn twice a day, every day of the week: the afternoon draw at 15:00 and the evening draw at 19:00.

Two draws a day mean the top prize can be won twice daily. In the Lucky Play app you see both draws instantly, with day-by-day history and search by draw number.

Frequently asked questions about EXTRA 5

What is EXTRA 5?

An OPAP numbers game where you choose 5 numbers from 1 to 35. It is drawn twice a day, at 15:00 and 19:00.

How much does an EXTRA 5 column cost?

€0.50 for the base column, with a multiplier option for higher stakes. Every prize scales with the amount you played per column.

How big is the EXTRA 5 top prize?

€50,000 on the base €0.50 column, which is 100,000 times your stake. If more than 10 columns win the first category in one draw, the €500,000 cap is shared equally among them.

How many numbers do I need to win?

At least 3. The third category (3 correct) pays €5 on a €0.50 column, the second (4 correct) pays €125, and the first (5 correct) pays €50,000.

When are EXTRA 5 draws held?

Twice a day, every day: at 15:00 and 19:00. Entries close half a minute before each draw.

What are the odds of matching all 5 numbers?

One in 324,632 columns, since that is the number of possible combinations of 5 numbers out of 35. The odds for 4 correct are about 1 in 2,164 and for 3 correct 1 in 75.

Check the results

Find the particular draw and compare its numbers, date and history.

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Sources and information checks

The data service supplies results and prize categories. It does not replace official entry terms. Odds refer to the mathematical model described in the guide.

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