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{{quote|Care to try your luck in the {{color|blue|Lottery Shop}}?|Narration|''[[Mario Party 4]]''}}
'''Lottery Shops''' are buildings in ''[[Mario Party 4]]'' where players can play games of chance to win prizes. Each game costs five [[coin]]s to play. There are two types of games, one of which is randomly chosen each time a player visits the shop.


A '''Lottery Shop''' is a building in ''[[Mario Party 4]]'' where players can play lottery games to win prizes. Each game costs five [[coin]]s to play. There are two types of games, one of which is randomly chosen when the player enters the shop.  
The '''Lottery Ball Game''' involves rotating {{button|gcn|stick}} until a colored ball pops out of a machine. A blue ball indicates third prize, a pink one second prize, and a gold one first prize. A white ball wins nothing. The player has an approximately 66% chance of getting a white ball, approximately a 22% chance of getting a blue ball, approximately a 10% chance of getting a pink ball, and approximately a 2% chance of getting a gold ball.<ref name="Rare_Oddities_7>Mario Party Legacy, February 15, 2019. [https://youtu.be/2rB2ekdluyA Getting Lucky With the Lottery in Mario Party 4 | Rare Oddities #07] Retrieved July 13, 2021.</ref>


The ball-type game involves turning the control stick until a colored ball pops out of a machine. A blue ball indicates third prize, a pink one second prize, and a yellow one first prize. A white ball wins nothing.  
The '''Scratch Ticket Game''' involves the player picking one of twelve scratch cards and scratching it to reveal a prize. One card each will win the player first, second, or third prize, indicated by a 1, 2, or 3 on the card, respectively. The remaining nine cards have the text "Try Again", winning nothing, giving the player a 75% chance of winning nothing, and an 8.333% chance of winning any of the three prizes individually (for a total of 25%).<ref name="Rare_Oddities_7"></ref> Computer players will always pick a "Try Again" card.


The scratch ticket game involves the player picking one of twelve scratch cards and scratching it to reveal a prize. One card each will win the player first, second, or third prize, indicated by a 1, 2, or 3 on the card, respectively. The remaining nine cards have the text "Try Again", winning nothing.
The prizes are a [[Super Mega Mushroom]] or a [[Super Mini Mushroom]] for third prize, 30 coins for second prize, and 100 coins for first prize. If a player winning third prize already holds three items, they will not be able to collect the prize.


The prizes are a [[Super Mega Mushroom]] or a [[Super Mini Mushroom]] for third prize, 30 coins for second prize, and 100 coins for first prize. If a player winning third prize already holds three items, they will not be able to collect it.
Additionally, if it is a player's first visit to the Lottery Shop and the visit came before the last five turns of the game, the player receives a free [[Lucky Party Ticket]]. Also, if any players enter the shop while under the effects of a [[Mini Mushroom]] or Super Mini Mushroom, a block is provided for them to stand on when playing.
 
Additionally, if it is a player's first visit to the lottery shop and the visit came before the last five turns of the game, the player receives a free [[Lucky Party Ticket]]. Also, if any players enter the shop while mini, a block is provided for them to stand on when playing.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery>
Lottery_Shop.jpg|Daisy using the Lottery Shop ticket system.
Lottery_Shop.jpg|Daisy playing the Scratch Ticket Game.
LotteryBallGame1.png|Toad explaining how to use the Lucky Ball Game.
LotteryBallGame1.png|Toad explaining how to play the Lottery Ball Game.
LotteryBallGame.png|Wario receiving a white ball.
LotteryBallGame.png|Wario receiving a white ball in the Lottery Ball Game.
</gallery>
</gallery>
==Trivia==
*The ball mechanic used in the Lottery Ball Game would later be used by the drawing event in [[Rainbow Galleria]] from ''[[Super Mario Party Jamboree]]'', though with different prizes.
==References==
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Latest revision as of 10:45, October 20, 2024

"Lottery" redirects here. For the lottery in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, see Happy Lucky Lottery.
Lottery Shop icon from Mario Party 4
“Care to try your luck in the Lottery Shop?”
Narration, Mario Party 4

Lottery Shops are buildings in Mario Party 4 where players can play games of chance to win prizes. Each game costs five coins to play. There are two types of games, one of which is randomly chosen each time a player visits the shop.

The Lottery Ball Game involves rotating Control Stick until a colored ball pops out of a machine. A blue ball indicates third prize, a pink one second prize, and a gold one first prize. A white ball wins nothing. The player has an approximately 66% chance of getting a white ball, approximately a 22% chance of getting a blue ball, approximately a 10% chance of getting a pink ball, and approximately a 2% chance of getting a gold ball.[1]

The Scratch Ticket Game involves the player picking one of twelve scratch cards and scratching it to reveal a prize. One card each will win the player first, second, or third prize, indicated by a 1, 2, or 3 on the card, respectively. The remaining nine cards have the text "Try Again", winning nothing, giving the player a 75% chance of winning nothing, and an 8.333% chance of winning any of the three prizes individually (for a total of 25%).[1] Computer players will always pick a "Try Again" card.

The prizes are a Super Mega Mushroom or a Super Mini Mushroom for third prize, 30 coins for second prize, and 100 coins for first prize. If a player winning third prize already holds three items, they will not be able to collect the prize.

Additionally, if it is a player's first visit to the Lottery Shop and the visit came before the last five turns of the game, the player receives a free Lucky Party Ticket. Also, if any players enter the shop while under the effects of a Mini Mushroom or Super Mini Mushroom, a block is provided for them to stand on when playing.

Gallery[edit]

Trivia[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b Mario Party Legacy, February 15, 2019. Getting Lucky With the Lottery in Mario Party 4 | Rare Oddities #07 Retrieved July 13, 2021.