Kaskada — two randomly assigned sets on one ticket

In brief

A Kaskada ticket contains two complementary sets of 12 numbers from 1 to 24. They are assigned randomly: the player does not select the numbers.

How a ticket works

A Kaskada ticket contains two complementary sets of 12 numbers from 1 to 24. They are assigned randomly: the player does not select the numbers.

One ticket costs PLN 2. Check both sets printed on the real ticket against its draw. A ticket can receive only one prize according to the organizer’s rules; do not add separate prize estimates for the two sets.

Results and historical analysis

There are two draws a day. Select the date and draw number/time printed on your ticket. In a historical tool you may enter the numbers from one printed set; its statistics are not a payout calculation for the whole ticket.

Our number generator is an educational demonstration, not a way of selecting numbers for a Kaskada ticket. Past statistics do not predict a future draw.

Verified: 27 September 2026. See the official LOTTO FAQ and Kaskada rules for prize conditions.

Can you choose your own numbers in Kaskada?

No. The numbers are assigned on the ticket. Compare each of its two sets separately when checking results; do not combine their matches into one score.