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CLICK&PLAY  HOW TO PLAY
BLACKJACK : HOW TO PLAY - TOP How to Play How to Win Blackjack Rules How to Play - Top Like all Click&Play computer games, your chances of winning with Blackjack are not affected by how well you play the game. Using standard Blackjack rules, win as many hands as you can to obtain the dealer’s golden tokens. These tokens will be placed randomly in the lottery prize trays at the bottom of the screen. If a prize tray completely fills up you win that prize, provided that your ticket validates as a winning ticket for that prize. You can get more than one golden token in one hand! The more you wager, the more golden tokens you can obtain. Look at the dealer’s tray when you bet - the tokens that you can get on the current hand are highlighted. Doubling or splitting your hand will also increase the number of potential golden tokens in play. And of course, getting a blackjack is worth extra tokens.When the dealer’s tray is empty, keep playing – when the cards run out, you will get one last golden token! How to Win - Top Beat the Dealer’s hand without going over 21 and you win. When you win a hand, you get special tokens, which are placed in the prize tray at the bottom of the screen. The more you wager, the more golden tokens you can win on a single hand. If one of the prize trays fills up completely, you win the corresponding prize. Present your tickets to any Oregon Lottery Scratch-it retailer for validation and prize payment. For more information on how to confirm and claim a prize, please see the “Rules” section. Blackjack Rules - Top Goal: Beat the dealer’s hand without going over 21. Betting: Use the betting buttons to set your betting amount and then click on the green checkmark to bet. You can click on the red X to cancel a bet, as you long as you haven’t clicked the Deal button. The Cards: The cards are worth their numerical value. King, Queen, and Jacks are worth 10. Aces are worth one or 11. Try to reach the highest possible hand value without going over 21. Deal: Click the Deal button to receive your cards. The dealer will give you two cards, face up, and will take two cards, one face up and one face down. After your first hand, you can click Deal without using the betting buttons. A bet of the same amount as the preceding hand will automatically be placed for you. Blackjack: If you get 21 using your first two cards, you have a Blackjack! This hand wins automatically (unless the dealer also has a Blackjack, which results in a push) and is paid at three to one. Hit: Click Hit to get another card. Stand: Click Stand to let the dealer know that you’re satisfied with your hand and that you don’t want any more cards. Double: If you click Double, you will double your bet and receive just one more card. You may only double at the beginning of the hand. Split: If your first two cards are of equal value, you have the opportunity to split them and play them as separate hands. Keep in mind that faces are worth 10, which means that you could split a Jack and a King. A second bet (of equal value) will be added to the first. You may only split once. When you split a pair of aces, you only receive one more card on each hand. A total of 21 on the first two cards of a split hand is NOT considered a Blackjack – and such a hand will lose to a dealer’s Blackjack. Insurance: When the dealer’s visible card is an ace, you may take Insurance. An additional bet worth half your original one will be placed on the table. If the dealer has a Blackjack, the insurance bet is paid at two to one. The Dealer: When you have indicated that you are satisfied with your hand, the dealer will complete his own hand using the automatic rules written down on the table. The dealer must hit up to 16 and stand when his hand reaches 17 or higher (except in the case of a soft 17, where the dealer must hit). Hand values are then compared and the highest hand wins. In the case of a tie, a Push is declared and no one wins or loses. The Yellow Card: This special card is placed randomly at the back of the shoe. When it appears, you are allowed to finish the current hand, after which the dealer either gives you the last golden token or the shoe is shuffled. Present your Click&Play Tetris® tickets to any Oregon LotterySM Scratch-itsSM Retailer for validation and prize payment. SLINGO® WILD 7'S: HOW TO PLAY - TOP - Object of the Game - How to Play - Symbols - Score Object of the Game - Top To get as many Slingo®’s (complete horizontal, vertical, or diagonal lines) as possible and to achieve the highest possible score within 20 spins or less. How to Play - Top Click on the “SPIN” button to start the game. With each spin you will receive up to five numbers. Find the matching number in the Slingo® Grid (it will be in the same column), and click on that number. You will receive 200 points for each match. The spin may also contain game symbols (Jokers, Wild 7s, Devil, Cherub, Coins, and Free Spins) in addition to the numbers. Symbols - Top
When you get a Wild 7, you have to use it before you can mark any other numbers on the grid. You are allowed a maximum fo 20 spins. The first 16 spins are free. You must use points to buy spins 17 to 20 or you may use the Free Spins you have accumulated. Free spins must be used to complete the game. Free Spins will automatically be used on the last 4 spins. If you have 1 Free Spin it will automatically be used on the last spin. If you have 2 Free Spins they will automatically be used on the last 2 spins. If you have 3 Free Spins they will automatically be used on the last 3 spins. If you have 4 Free Spins they will automatically be used on the last 4 spins. A Full Card (all 25 numbers marked on the card) gives you Bonus Points. A Full Card does not guarantee a high score. Score - Top Match a number with a number or a Joker and earn 200 points Match a number with a Wild 7 and earn 500 points Reveal Slingo® (a complete horizontal, vertical or diagonal line) and earn 1,000 points Coins earn 1,000 points. A Devil takes away half your score. A Cherub keeps your score safe. Spin 17 (unless a Free Spin is used) will deduct 500 points from your score. Spin 18 (unless a Free Spin is used) will deduct 1,000 points from your score. Spin 19 (unless a Free Spin is used) will deduct 1,500 points from your score. Spin 20 (unless a Free Spin is used) will deduct 2,000 points from your score. Full card bonus: Earn 6,000 points for a full card on the last spin. Earn 6,500 points for a full card on spin 19. Earn 7,000 points for a full card on spin 18. Earn 7,500 points for a full card on spin 17. Earn 8,000 points for a full card on spin 16. Earn 8,500 points for a full card on spin 15. Earn 9,000 points for a full card on spin 14. Earn 10,000 points for a full card on spin 13. Earn 11,000 points for a full card on spin 12. TETRIS® : HOW TO PLAY - TOP This game is an entertaining way to discover if you are holding a winning ticket. Your chances of winning are not affected by your performance in the game. As you play, the points you score by forming complete horizontal lines activate the Lottery Blocks on the right of the screen. As points are scored, the Lottery Blocks move up through the Lottery tube until a block is pushed completely out and its color is randomly revealed. The block is then placed into its corresponding Lottery Prize Tetrimino. There are a total of 15 Lottery Blocks to be obtained per ticket. Get the first 14 blocks by completing horizontal lines. The 15th and final block will be released and revealed after the first 14 blocks have already been obtained and the game ends. Obtain 4 Lottery Blocks of the same color to win the corresponding prize. Present your Click&Play Tetris® tickets to any Oregon LotterySM Scratch-itsSM Retailer for validation and prize payment. SLINGO® : HOW TO PLAY - TOP - How to win - Object of the Game - Directions - Symbols - Score How to Win - Top This game is an entertaining way to discover if you are holding a winning ticket. Your chances of winning are not affected by how well you play the game. To play, you must match the numbers and Jokers that appear in the spin with the numbers in the grid above. When a correct match is made the number is replaced by a STAR and 200 points are earned. To complete the game, you match as many numbers on the card as possible within 20 spins. If you complete a full card, you will receive up to 1,000 Bonus Points. Each time you get a Slingo® (match 5 numbers in a complete horizontal, vertical or diagonal line), a random symbol is unveiled and displayed at the top of the game board. If you collect 3 identical symbols during your game, or have earned enough points, you win the corresponding prize, provided that your ticket is validated as a winner of that prize. Present your Slingo® tickets to any Oregon Lottery Scratch-it Retailer for validation and prize payment. For more information on how to confirm and claim a prize, please see the “Lottery Regulations” section. There is no skill involved in playing - only fun. Like all Click&Play computer games, your chances of winning with Slingo® are not affected by how well you play the game. Object of the Game - Top With the Lottery’s new Click&Play Slingo® you can win up to $10,000 CASH! Slingo® is a combination of slots and bingo and it’s one of the most popular computer games in America. Just click on the ”spin” button and then match the numbers on the Slingo® grid (you may also find Slingo® game symbols like Jokers, Cherubs, Devils or Free Spins). The more numbers you match, the more winning symbols will be revealed. You can also earn points by finding ”GOLD COINS,” completing lines on the Slingo® grid, or by using the Joker in the Slingo® grid! Bring your ticket to an Oregon Lottery retailer for validation. A ticket is not considered a winner until it is validated. See the heading “PRIZE CLAIM INFORMATION” for further details. Directions - Top To get as man Slingo®’s (complete horizontal, vertical, or diagonal lines) as possible and to achieve the highest possible score within 20 spins or less. Click on the “SPIN” button to start the game. With each spin you will receive up to five Slingo® numbers. Find the matching number in the Slingo® Grid (it will be in the same column), and click on that number. You will receive 200 points for each match. The spin may also contain Slingo® game symbols (Jokers, Devil, Cherub, Coins, Free Spins) in addition to the numbers. Symbols - Top
Free Spins will automatically be used on the last 4 spins. If you have 1 Free Spin it will automatically be used on the last spin. If you have 2 Free Spins they will automatically be used on the 2 last spins. If you have 3 Free Spins they will automatically be used on the 3 last spins. If you have 4 Free Spins they will automatically be used on the 4 last spins. A Full Card (all 25 numbers marked on the card) gives you Bonus Points. A Full Card does not guarantee a high score. Score - Top Match a number (with a number or a Joker) earn 200 points Reveal Slingo®(a complete horizontal, vertical or diagonal line) earn 1,000 points Coins earn 1,000 points A Devil takes away half your score A Cherub keeps your score safe Spin 17 (unless a Free Spin is used) will deduct 500 points from your score Spin 18 (unless a Free Spin is used) will deduct 1,000 points from your score Spin 19 (unless a Free Spin is used) will deduct 1,500 points from your score Spin 20 (unless a Free Spin is used) will deduct 2,000 points from your score Full card bonus: Earn 6,000 points for full card on last spin. Earn 6,500 points for full card on spin 19. Earn 7,000 points for full card on spin 18. Earn 7,500 points for full card on spin 17. Earn 8,000 points for full card on spin 16. Earn 8,500 points for full card on spin 15. Earn 9,000 points for full card on spin 14. Earn 10,000 points for full card on spin 13. Earn 11,000 points for full card on spin 12. Spin 20 (unless a Free Spin is used) will deduct 2,000 points from your score SOLITAIRE RICHES : HOW TO PLAY - TOP - How to win - Object of the Game - Medaillon - Guide - Symbol Counter - Card Collection Drawer - Solitaire Drawer - Back - Help - Exit How to Win - Top At the beginning of each game there are eight empty medallions placed across the top of the screen. Throughout the game, these medallions await to be completed with their corresponding golden symbols. The medallions hold anywhere from 3 to 6 symbols.After you have completed 3 decks, 22 symbols will have been uncovered and automatically placed within the corresponding medallions.Below the medallion is its corresponding prize. If you uncover all of the symbols within a medallion you win the corresponding prize. Bring your ticket to an Oregon Lottery retailer for validation. A ticket is not considered a winner until it is validated. See the heading “PRIZE CLAIM INFORMATION” for further details.When you successfully complete a deck, the symbols that you have collected are carried over to the next deck. If you do not play the deck through to the end, you will lose any symbols that you have uncovered during that hand. Object of the Game - Top Solitaire Riches invites you to visit the highly refined realm of the Renaissance. The Lord High Chancellor will guide you through the halls of a magnificent palace to a sumptuous Card Room where you can relax in comfort and play three types of Solitaire: Classic Solitaire, La Belle Lucie or Sir Tommy.Before finding out if you are the lucky winner of a prize, you must complete any 3 of the 9 decks that are available. But remember, you will have to exercise considerable patience!While playing each deck, you will uncover symbols that are hidden among the magic cards. If the symbols complete a medallion you win the corresponding prize. Bring your ticket to an Oregon Lottery retailer for validation. A ticket is not considered a winner until it is validated. See the heading “PRIZE CLAIM INFORMATION” for further details. Medaillon - Top At the beginning of each game there are eight empty medallions placed across the top of the screen. Throughout the game, these medallions await to be completed with their corresponding golden symbols. The medallions hold anywhere from 3 to 6 symbols.After you have completed 3 decks, 22 symbols will have been uncovered and automatically placed within the corresponding medallions.Below the medallion is its corresponding prize. If you uncover all of the symbols within a medallion you win the corresponding prize. Bring your ticket to an Oregon Lottery retailer for validation. A ticket is not considered a winner until it is validated. See the heading “PRIZE CLAIM INFORMATION” for further details.When you successfully complete a deck, the symbols that you have collected are carried over to the next deck. If you do not play the deck through to the end, you will lose any symbols that you have uncovered during that hand. Guide - Top The Guide will help you understand how to play. It takes the form of dialog boxes containing explanations about what moves were attempted that may not be allowed by the rules.The Guide is on by default and appears on the screen whenever you do something that is not allowed by the rules. You can deactivate the Guide by checking off the “Turn off the Guide” box, or by unselecting it in the Options Menu. Symbol Counter - Top The symbol counter indicates how many of the 22 symbols hidden in the cards are left to be uncovered. Each time you uncover a symbol, the number displayed by the counter decreases accordingly.If you do not play a round through to the end, you will lose any symbols that you may have uncovered during that round and the counter is adjusted according to the number of symbols that you lost. Card Collection Drawer - Top The Card Collection Drawer holds the beautiful virtual cards that you collect whenever you enter a new access code. There are 26 cards to collect. Each comes with a historical summary where you can learn more about the wonderful world of playing cards.Click on the drawer handle located on the right-hand side of the screen to display your collection. The drawer will open automatically so you can view your collection.To view a card more closely and read its historical summary, simply click on the card.You can open the Card Collection Drawer at any time.Note: The cards in the collection depict the styles and shapes that were typical of the times and countries mentioned. Solitaire Drawer - Top The Solitaire Drawer gives you access to the three decks available for each of the three types of Solitaire (Classic Solitaire, La Belle Lucie and Sir Tommy). The drawer opens automatically when you click on the handle located on the left side of the screen. You can then choose from the three types of Solitaire by clicking on your preferred deck. Once you have made your selection the drawer closes, the cards are laid out, and you can start playing.You can open the Solitaire Drawer at any time, BUT BE CAREFUL! If you click on a deck while another is in play, your round will be terminated. The layout will be cleared, and any symbols that you may have uncovered during that round will be removed from their medallions. Back - Top You can use the BACK button on the left-hand side of the screen to take back your last move, or even to continue backing up to the beginning of the round. When you take back a move that uncovered a symbol, the symbol is removed from its medallion and the symbol counter is increased accordingly. Help - Top If you require assistance, you can click on the Help button located on the left side of the screen at any time. By clicking on Help, you can: - automatically play out the current round (two forms of Autoplay are available) - display a detailed explanation and the rules for each type of Solitaire. This section also contains a glossary of Solitaire terms. Exit - Top Clicking on the Exit button on the left immediately ends the current game, and you will have to play the entire game over from the start. You can use Autoplay as a shortcut to find out if your game completely uncovers any medallions. You can also find out if you are holding a winning ticket at any participating Oregon Lottery retailer. MINIGOLF : HOW TO PLAY - TOP Instructions on how to play Minigolf are detailed in the Minigolf Overview |
