Max 3D and Max 3D Pro: how to play, schedule, prizes and checking
Besides Mega 6/45 and Power 6/55, Vietlott runs two popular three-digit games with cheap tickets and frequent small wins: Max 3D and Max 3D Pro. Here is how they work, when they draw and how to check them.
Schedule
| Max 3D | Monday · Wednesday · Friday, around 18:00 |
|---|---|
| Max 3D Pro | Tuesday · Thursday · Saturday, around 18:00 |
Results: Max 3D and Max 3D Pro.
Max 3D: pick one three-digit number
Choose a number from 000 to 999; the base ticket is 10,000đ. Each draw produces 20 three-digit numbers in four tiers. You win when your number matches one of them exactly, in order:
| Prize | Numbers drawn | Value (10,000đ ticket) |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | 2 | 1,000,000đ |
| 2nd | 4 | 350,000đ |
| 3rd | 6 | 210,000đ |
| Consolation | 8 | 100,000đ |
If your number appears in several tiers (or more than once) you collect each. Several units on one number multiply the prize.
Max 3D Pro: pick two three-digit numbers
Choose two three-digit numbers; base ticket 10,000đ. Each draw has groups: Special (2 numbers), Special sub-prize (2), 1st (4), 2nd (6), 3rd (8).
- Special — 2 billion đồng: your two numbers match the two Special numbers in drawn order.
- Special sub-prize — 400 million: both Special numbers, reverse order.
- 1st, 2nd, 3rd: your two numbers match any two numbers in that group.
- 4th, 5th, 6th: fewer matches (e.g. only one of your numbers matches a Special number).
Values from the 1st prize down are set in Vietlott's rules and can change; check the table on the ticket or vietlott.vn before claiming.
How to check
- Check the draw date on the ticket.
- Open that date's results and compare all three digits in order (123 is not 321).
- For Max 3D Pro compare both numbers with every group, minding the order for the Special.
- Claim within 60 days; see how to claim.
Unlike the pre-printed provincial lottery, Max 3D is a pick-your-own-number Vietlott game. See also Mega 6/45 and Power 6/55. Play responsibly.
Note: this article is general information, not financial or legal advice. Always verify results and prize values with the issuing lottery company — see our disclaimer.