2By2 is now offering more fun and more cash - 7 Days a week!

Beginning with the drawing on February 22nd, 2by2 can be played 7 days per week with a new top prize of $22,000. Plus, as a special new offering, buy multi-draws in increments of 7 draws and you can double all prizes won on Tuesday.  

When you purchase a multi-draw 2by2 ticket FOR EACH DAY OF THE WEEK, that's one or more plays for seven consecutive draws or increments of seven draws, your ticket qualifies for the 2by2 Tuesday Double option.

For example, if you purchase a seven draw ticket-one ticket with the same play (set of numbers) for each day of the week-and you win the $22,000 JACKPOT on the Tuesday draw, your jackpot prize increases to $44,000! *  Not only the jackpot, but any prize won on TUESDAY, will DOUBLE!

* The information above is only a summary. For more details, check out the 2by2 Prizes and Odds page and see you local lottery for complete game Rules and Regulations.

Two times the Fun!

Kansas and Nebraska and North Dakota lottery players can play 2by2 Monday through Sunday. It's easy, it's fun and it only costs $1. All you have to do is pick two red numbers from 1-26 and two white numbers from 1-26. There are 8 ways to win. You could win a free play all the way up to a top prize of $22,000! From Kansas 2 Nebraska 2 North Dakota 2by2 is 2 much fun from Monday 2 Sunday!

$20,000 2by2 Prize for Omaha Woman
Linda Ortiz of Omaha recently won $20,000 playing 2by2 from the Nebraska Lottery. There were more than 17,000 Nebraska Lottery Lotto winners in the Saturday, February 2, drawings. Among these winners was Ortiz, who purchased a 2by2 ticket good for multiple draws at Tobacco & Phones 4 Less, in Omaha. The ticket contained the two winning white ball numbers and the two red ball numbers from the February 2 drawing for the $20,000 top prize.

One hundred and thirty-nine Nebraska Lottery players have won the 2by2 top prize to date. While claiming her prize, Ortiz told Nebraska Lottery officials that her reaction after learning she had won $20,000 was “wow!” She plans to pay bills with her winnings.

Two Lucky $20,000 Winners in Nebraska!
Two Nebraskans won the $20,000 2by2 top prize in consecutive drawings on December 7 & 8. William Myers of Lincoln purchased a single-play quick pick ticket for the December 7 draw at Hy-Vee in Lincoln and had all 4 numbers correct for the $20,000 win. Myers wasted no time claiming his prize, arriving at Nebraska Lottery headquarters Monday morning following the draw. He stated that he has no specific plans for his prize, but they might include paying off his car loan.

Also claiming a 2by2 top prize on Monday was Lemuel Bates of Nebraska City , who won $20,000 in the Saturday, December 8, drawing. Bates purchased a five-play ticket for the December 8 draw at Food Pride in Nebraska City . The five-play ticket contained one play with all 4 correct numbers for the $20,000 top prize.  Bates plans to pay bills with his winnings.

"I found out I won by checking my numbers on the website after the draw," said John. "I started playing the 2by2 game about two months ago because your chances of winning are better." John and his wife plan to pay a few bills with the jackpot cash, but most of it will be put towards savings. The winning ticket was purchased at UniStop in Bismarck .

Kansas Resident has $20,000 Experience!
John Whaley, of Winfield, Kansas, checked his Powerball and Super Kansas Cash tickets right after the drawings on the evening of August 30.  Neither ticket was a winner.  The 37-year-old Winfield man also had a ticket for that night's 2by2 drawing, which he had left in his vehicle. Whaley waited several days before checking his 2by2 ticket, but when he did, he found it was well worth the wait!

One of the plays on Whaley's $5 2by2 Quick Pick ticket matched all four numbers exactly: Red 08 and 26 and White 03 and 15.  That lucky play won Whaley $20,000, the top 2by2 prize.

“I play 2by2 once or twice a week,” Whaley said.  “The most I had won before this was $100, and I thought that was pretty good.”

Whaley says he may spend part of his $20,000 prize on a honeymoon to Las Vegas .  He and his fiancé haven't set a date yet, but expect to marry next spring.  Whaley says he will also use the money to pay a few bills and perhaps buy a Jacuzzi.