SHFL Lottery Draw September 4th – Win a share of almost $3 million

Leigh Copson

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Last updated: Tue 01 Sep 2026 15:13

Leigh Copson 01 Sep 2026

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SHFL Lottery draw offers almost $3M prize on Sept 4 at Shuffle.com
Enter by buying tickets with SHFL tokens or through Powerplay for boosted odds
Stake SHFL tokens for perpetual free entries; multiple purchase options available

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Win a share of almost $3 million!

Crypto-based company Shuffle.com is offering a prize pool worth almost $3 million for its next SHFL Lottery draw, which is taking place on September 4.

By visiting via this page, new and existing customers will have the chance to win a share of $2,971,456 at the time of writing.

The draw will take place at 07:00 UTC, and to take part all you have to do is follow these simple instructions:

To enter the SHFL Lottery Draw:

Visit Shuffle.com via this link
Sign into your Shuffle.com account or create a new one using Shuffle.com promo code MAXBONUS
Choose your SHFL Lottery entry type from the options listed below
Click SHFL Lottery and tap on Play Lottery
Select five numbers between 1 and 55, and one Powerball number between 1 and 18
Enter your lottery ticket numbers into the draw for the chance to win a share of the huge prize.

SHFL Lottery Entry Options

SHFL Tokens

One ticket costs 50 SHFL and you can buy tokens using one of the following methods: 1) Buy directly from XT.com or Uniswap; 2) Buy SHFL with a credit or debit card through Moonpay or Swapped; or 3) Convert the crypto you hold, such as BTC, for SHFL.
By staking SHFL, you can receive free perpetual entries into the SHFL Lottery. You can unstake your SHFL at any time by visiting the SHFL Dashboard.

Purchase Tickets

Alternatively, purchase Single Tickets or Powerplay tickets which are available for just one draw
Standard Entry is your standard single ticket. It is eligible for only the upcoming draw.
By selecting Powerplay, the Powerball number is guaranteed increasing your chance at winning the jackpot by 18x.

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