Early Five
Also called Quick Five, Jaldi Five
The first player to mark any 5 numbers anywhere on their ticket.

Shuffling the numbers…
Pick a handful of these before the game starts. Small groups often play Early Five, the three lines and Full House; bigger events add patterns for extra fun.
Also called Quick Five, Jaldi Five
The first player to mark any 5 numbers anywhere on their ticket.
Same idea as Early Five, but the player needs any 7 numbers marked.
Also called Housie, Jackpot
All 15 numbers on the ticket are marked. Usually the biggest prize and the one that ends the game.
Play continues after the first Full House; the next ticket to complete wins this.
Also called First Line
All 5 numbers in the top row are marked.
Also called Centre Line, Second Line
All 5 numbers in the middle row are marked.
Also called Third Line
All 5 numbers in the bottom row are marked.
Any two complete rows on the same ticket.
The first and last numbers of the top row plus the first and last numbers of the bottom row.
The four corners plus the middle number of the middle row.
The four corners plus the first and last numbers of the middle row.
The four corners together with the centre number of the ticket.
The middle number of the top row, the 2nd, 3rd and 4th numbers of the middle row, and all 5 numbers of the bottom row, forming a triangle.
The 3rd number in each of the three rows — a vertical stick running down the middle of the ticket.
The middle number of the top row, the full middle row, and the middle number of the bottom row.
Also called First Half
Every number from 1 to 45 that appears on the ticket is marked.
Also called Second Half
Every number from 46 to 90 that appears on the ticket is marked.
All numbers on the ticket from the first three columns (1–29) are marked.
All numbers on the ticket from the middle three columns (30–59) are marked.
All numbers on the ticket from the last three columns (60–90) are marked.
Every odd number on the ticket is marked.
Every even number on the ticket is marked.
Also called Bad Luck
Awarded to the ticket that still has the most unmarked numbers when someone wins Full House.
A jackpot that is only won if Full House is completed within a set number of calls. If nobody manages it, the pot rolls over to the next game and keeps growing.