How to play
Six Locks
Six boxes, one roll at a time. Lock in the digits you want to keep and chase the biggest matching group you can.
The board
Six Locks uses a grid of 6 boxes, arranged in two rows of 3. Each box shows a single digit, 0 through 9.
Playing a round
Starting a round costs an entry fee of 700 LGC. All 6 boxes roll at once. Pick one box to pin, locking its digit in place. The other 5 boxes reroll. Pin another box, the rest reroll again, and so on, until all 6 are locked.
If a pin ever leaves only one box unlocked, that last box still rerolls once, then locks in on its own, there's no real choice left to make at that point, so you're not asked to pin it separately.
How you win
When all 6 are locked, we look at the largest group of boxes showing the same digit:
- All 6 matching wins the jackpot (1,000,000 LGC).
- 5 matching wins 10,000 LGC.
- 4 matching wins 1,000 LGC.
- 3 matching wins 100 LGC.
- 2 or fewer matching does not win.
A tip: pinning whichever digit already has the most boxes gives the rest of the round the best chance to catch up to it.
Changing your mind: unfreeze
Once a box is pinned, you can still change it. Tap a locked box to unfreeze it for a fee (2 USD-equivalent in LGC, on top of the round's entry fee). It stays unlocked until you roll again, no new entry fee needed for that, then it gets a fresh digit exactly as if it had never been pinned. Every other locked box stays exactly as it was.