Cash Pot CalcFrequently Asked Questions

Base pays 28 times your stake, Mega Ball pays 70 times, and Monsta Ball pays 100 times — but only if that ball is actually drawn and you staked on it. Use the calculator to see your exact winnings for any combination.

Base is the standard number play at 28x. Mega Ball and Monsta Ball are add-on options tied to the same number — if the ball drawn matches the colour you staked on (gold for Mega, red for Monsta), you get the higher multiplier instead of, or on top of, your base winnings depending on how you staked.

No. The rule is Mega can never exceed your Base stake, and Monsta can never exceed your Mega stake. The calculator automatically caps your entries to follow this rule, so you can't accidentally place an invalid bet.

You only get paid for the balls that actually came out in the draw. That's why the calculator has "did this ball hit?" checkboxes — staking on Mega and Monsta doesn't guarantee either one wins, so untick whichever wasn't drawn to see your real payout.

This is a real quirk worth knowing: Monsta's 100x multiplier already assumes Mega also hit. If only Monsta hits without Mega, you don't get the full 100x on that stake — you get the difference, 30x (100 minus the 70x Mega would've covered). The calculator handles this automatically.

It means staking the same amount on Base, Mega and Monsta — for example, "50 across the board" means $50 on each. If your amounts differ, punters usually just read them off in order, like "100 by 50 by 30."

Mega Ball pays 70 times your stake. A $100 stake on Mega Ball wins $7,000 if it hits. See the full breakdown, with Monsta Ball too, on our Mega & Monsta payout page.

It depends on whether Mega also hits. If your Monsta stake is backed by Mega and both hit, Monsta pays 100 times your stake. If Monsta hits but Mega doesn't, it pays a reduced 30 times. Try your own numbers on the Mega & Monsta payout page.

Supreme Ventures' official name is "Monsta Ball," though plenty of players call it "Monster Ball" out of habit — you'll get the same payout either way, so don't worry about which name you use.

Yes, completely free, with no sign-up or account needed. Just open the site and start entering your stakes.

Tap "Say your whole bet" and speak naturally — things like "50 across the board" or "200 by 100 by 50" — and it fills in all three fields for you. It relies on your browser's built-in speech recognition, so it works well on most Android browsers and Safari, but isn't supported in Chrome on iOS due to Apple's platform restrictions. If your browser can't support it, the button won't appear and you can just type your stakes instead.

It's a separate tool where you enter a budget and see every valid way you could stake it, ranked by best possible payout. It's useful for planning, but keep in mind "best case" assumes everything you staked on actually hits — it's not a prediction, just a way to compare your options.

No. Cash Pot Calc is an independent, unofficial calculator built for convenience and isn't affiliated with Supreme Ventures Limited or the Betting, Gaming and Lotteries Commission. Always verify your actual winnings with your ticket and agent.

Yes — winnings above J$15,000 are subject to withholding tax. Use the Taxes page to estimate what you'd actually take home, and check the BGLC's official site for the current legal requirements, since rates can change.

Six draws a day: Early Bird, Morning, Midday, Mid-Afternoon, Drivetime and Evening. The home page shows a live countdown to the next one.

The multipliers and rules here are built to match real payout structures, including less obvious details like the Monsta-without-Mega adjustment. That said, this is an unofficial reference tool — always confirm your exact payout with your agent or ticket before relying on it.