Under the wage-based system, a Level 4 wage registration receives [BLANK] times as many lottery entries as a Level 1 wage registration.

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Level 4 registrations get four entries, Level 3 gets three, Level 2 gets two, and Level 1 gets one. This means a Level 4 registration has four times the selection probability of a Level 1 registration in a single lottery draw. The multiplier directly tracks the wage tier. DHS designed this linear weighting to favor higher wages without completely excluding lower tiers, but critics note that "four times the odds" is a massive advantage that effectively locks out budget-constrained employers.

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