Lightning Ball

Lightning Ball is a hybrid live casino game where Mega Ball meets Lightning Multipliers. It’s a summer release that is accompanied by Lighting Sic Bo and Lighting Storm, too.

Evolution braves the audience once again with another release that’s probably going to become a hit. Besides, it’s a ball game with Lighting Multipliers – what’s not to love? As it turns out, Lightning Ball is not that revolutionary, but it does offer a reasonable winning potential and some nice elements of gameplay to enjoy.

As a result, you can pay to watch a 6-ball draw from two ball machines by purchasing tickets (from 1 to 200) and potentially win a prize by matching at least 2 drawn numbers with numbers on your ticket. If you manage to get it on a ticket that is carrying a Lightning Multiplier, you win a hefty prize. The game’s maximum win potential is 49,999:1, with 97.03% RTP and high variance.

Lightning Ball is a live casino ball-drawing game sporting Lightning Multipliers. Essentially, it’s Mega Ball but with Lightning Multipliers, and if Mega Ball is any indication, this one is going to be a surefire hit as well.

Now, what’s Lightning Ball? Lightning Ball Live is a live casino game with ball-drawing machines, and a host that announces ball draws. Players participating in the round purchase tickets – which are pre-determined – and then watch as the balls are drawn from the first and second machine. if the drawn number matches a number on any of your tickets, it’s colored with red to emphasize a hit. If you manage to get at least two hits per ticket, you get a payout.

However, this is not just a classic ball live casino game. Lightning Ball also comes with Lightning Multipliers which makes everything 10x more interesting as the Multipliers can really increase your winning chances. Moreover, they can go up to 50x, so if you hit the entire ticket (which pays 999:1), you get a remarkable 49:999:1 payout. In other words, you win 50,000x – which represents a very high winning potential. But that potential is not easy to reach, because the game is very volatile with a 97.03% RTP.

At the start of the session, players are met with a lively game host that narrates the game and announces the results and ball draws. Classic Lightning décor in black and golden hues decorates the walls in the custom studio, leaving no one confused as to what kind of game this is (hint: a Lightning game).

The ball-drawing machines that are at the heart of the game sport balls with numbers on them. One machine contains 30 balls labelled 1 through 30, while the other machine contains 10 balls labelled 1 through 10. This is the Powerball drum.

In each round, there will be a draw of 6 balls, 5 from the first drum and 1 from the Powerball. If you want to join the round and ultimately win, you must purchase tickets (from 1 to 200) per round. As the balls are drawn, the results are displayed at the board before you, with matching numbers being highlighted for an easier view of the tickets.

Lightning Ball has a better than decent payout potential. namely, you can win up to 50,000x the stake, which is a massive win potential considering the bets in Lightning Ball go up to $50. However, to win that sum, you will have to hit the Lightning Multiplier and fill out an entire ticket correctly. Given how that is not an easy task, you are faced with high variance and 97.03% RTP, which means you will have to be very careful when placing wagers.

Speaking of wagers, the least you can bet in Lightning Ball is $0.01 per round, as you can purchase 1 ticket easily with one click. The more tickets you purchase, the higher the stake per round for you. You can purchase 1, 25, 50, or 100 tickets with one click, with 200 being the maximum number of tickets you can get per round.

The goal is to match at least 2 drawn numbers with numbers on any of your tickets (they count if they are on the same ticket of course). If you have a ticket that has 2 matches, your payout can be from 1:1 to 49:1 (as that depends on the Lightning Multiplier). In general, hitting 2 matches is worth 1:1, while 3 matches and 4 matches are worth 4:1 (up to 249:1) and 14:1 ( up to 749:1) respectively. If you have  5 matches, the payout will be 99:1 up to 4,999:1; hitting an entire ticket with 6 numbers produces a 999:1 payout (up to 49,999:1).

The game’s theoretical RTP rate is 97.03%.

Regarding special features, there’s nothing much we can say about the game that you haven’t heard of before. Lightning Multipliers are the main section of the game, and they add potential to the game. Other than that, gameplay includes two ball-drawing machines, one with 30 and the other with 10 balls, tickets, and that’s about it.

To purchase tickets, just tap the button and then select the number of tickets you want. You can purchase from 1 to 100 with one click, but 200 is the cap for each round.

Tickets contain 6 numbers. Each of those numbers is supposed to be drawn, but the chances of that happening are not that high. In fact, payouts reflect the chances of getting various outcomes – from 2 matches to a full ticket. If you clear out the entire ticket, you win a hefty prize worth 999:1 but if there’s a maximum lightning Multiplier attached, you might even grab a payout of up to 49,999:1.

In each game round, the host announces the draw from one machine (5 balls from that machine) and 1 from the Powerball machine. you must have a number match both from the first and the Powerball drum.

Now, as there are two drums, the round starts with a draw from the bigger one. Five balls are drawn, and then the host pulls a lever that indicates the Lightning Multiplier that will be attached to all winners.

After the Multiplier is selected – its value anything from 1x to 50x – you will get a chance to get the Multiplier if the Powerball matches the ticket with at least one regular number match on it.