Understanding Crescendo
10 numbers from 25, a letter, several Saturday draws — reading and simulator.
What Crescendo is
Crescendo is an FDJ draw: a grid combines 10 numbers from 25 and a letter. Several draws can take place on Saturday, at different times — each card has a unique URL (date + Paris time).
Independent site: public results, recent archives, simulator. No ticket sales.
Several draws on the same day
Unlike EuroMillions (one grid per date), Crescendo can publish several results on the same Saturday. Do not compare a grid with “Saturday’s draw” without the time.
The game page lists recent draws with the time. Open a card for the brief and a simulator pre-filled on that draw.
Reading numbers and the letter
The card shows the 10 numbers and the drawn letter. Official tiers combine how many numbers you match and the letter; the table is set by FDJ.
Our simulator counts matching numbers and whether the letter matches. It is not a euro prize calculation.
Simulator
Tick 10 numbers (1–25) and a letter A–Z, pick the draw (date-time), then check. A counter flags other archive draws with at least 3 numbers in common.
Chance has no memory: an “overdue” letter is not due.
Results
Local Crescendo history is limited by the public API (tens of draws). We keep up to 250 results when the source provides them.
Crescendo is not “Saturday Loto”: rules, pool and times are distinct.
Responsible play
Several Saturday draws does not mean staking on each one. 18+, leisure budget, licensed operator.
18+ · Play responsibly · Risk of loss. Help: Joueurs Info Service — 09 74 75 13 13 — joueurs-info-service.fr.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the Crescendo grid?
- 10 numbers from 25 and a letter.
- Why several Saturday cards?
- Several draws on the same day, at different times. The URL includes Paris time.
- Does the simulator give a euro prize?
- No. It counts numbers and the letter. Not a payout table.