Baseball Bucks

Baseball Bucks is the newest lottery game to come to America, and the first game based directly on baseball results. A unique partnership was secured with the MLB which gave Baseball Bucks the go ahead to be created and use the official brand marks, logos and any other designs from the 30 MLB teams.

Tickets for Baseball Bucks will cost $5 and will act as a quick pick where the results from ten games from the MLB are randomly chosen and printed on your ticket. Your goal is to then match the results on your ticket with those that take place that day, with players needing to match a minimum of seven results in order to win a prize, and those matching all ten results winning the jackpot. The overall odds of winning a prize are 1 in 6, which is much more favourable than the 1 in 24 seen in games like Powerball and Mega Millions.

As of yet there is no official announcement for when Baseball Bucks will begin and where you will be able to play it, so please check back frequently here for updates. You can also find details of the game updates on the news section of sites like Lottery.net which covers all American Lottery Numbers.

Two previous games did exist with the name Baseball Bucks. The first was an instant game or scratcher from the West Virginia Lottery. Their Baseball Bucks Game was launched on 14th May 2001 with 745,200 tickets in the game. Each ticket cost $1 and the top prize was $1,500 at overall odds of 1;4.26. Players had to match 3 alike amounts to win that prize. The extra innings baseball gave players and extra chance to match 3. This gamne ended on 6th June 2001.

The other expired game was a Baseball Bucks Progressive at the Arizona State Lottery. Tickets cost $5 and the progressive jackpot was offered at odds of 1:144,000 along with 11 other tiers of prizes ranging from $3,200 down to just $5. The overall odds of winning any prize were 1:3.4