karttaplotterit

Karttaplotterit is a Finnish lottery game operated by Statistics Finland, the country's national statistic and registry office. The game is also known as the Finnish Lottery or Osallistujia Seitsemästä (meaning "millionaire among seven" in English).

Karttaplotterit is a type of lottery where players purchase a ticket featuring a grid of nine numbers, ranging from 0 to 9 for each column. The numbers in each column are randomly selected and assigned to different numbers each time the ticket is played. Players receive a fixed prize based on the results, with higher prizes awarded for matching more numbers.

In the case of a powerball-style draw, seven numbers are drawn, and players win if their numbers match at least one of the drawn numbers. In the unlikely event of a player winning all seven numbers, they are guaranteed to take home 25% of the single-line jackpot, which can reach up to €30 million. Smaller fixed prizes and multipliers are awarded for matching fewer numbers.

Karttaplotterit payments and inquiries are handled by a central office. While the competition is open to adults aged 18 and above, they can participate once in every draw to secure their spot for the subsequent draw. As with other lottery games, most players are advised to play responsibly and not exceed their means. The income generated from selling these tickets goes towards funding various activities.