Lottery Information

• This lottery was established to give players the chance to win huge jackpots every single week.
• Players must select 5 numbers from 69 and then 1 Powerball number from 26.
• Draws take place every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday so you stand a chance to win three times a week, every week.
• This lottery’s jackpots are known to reach over 300 million dollars for one draw!

• Choose the Mega Millions Max lottery if you want to win mega-sized prizes.
• This lottery is renowned for its gigantic jackpots that can reach up to $325 million, giving players the opportunity to win over half a billion dollars off one lucky ticket!
• Players must choose from two different sets of balls: 5 numbers from 70 and 1 Mega ball from 25 possible numbers.
• Draws take place every Tuesday and Friday at 23:00 pm(ET), meaning you stand a chance to win two times each week.

• Launched in 2014, this lottery is modelled on the ever-popular SuperEnalotto.
• Players need to select 6 numbers from 90.
• The difference between this and the SuperEnalotto is that the SuperEna Max jackpot starts at a minimum of €115 million!
• The winning numbers of the SuperEna Max lottery are always derived from the corresponding SuperEnalotto draw, except the jackpots are usually much bigger!
• This lottery’s jackpot has soared to staggering heights – above €585 million.

As one of the largest lotteries offered in Europe, EuroMillions offers a starting jackpot of a whopping €17 million.

• Players must first pick 5 numbers from 50 and then a further 2 lucky star numbers out of a possible 12.
• This lottery is capped at a generous €240 million.
• The jackpot can rollover until the cap is reached and if the jackpot is not won within five draws thereafter, it rolls down to the next prize tier and is shared among the winners within that tier.
• There are 13 prize tiers, making it easier for you to win a prize!
• EuroMillions also offers a Superdraw and in 2016 the jackpot for this draw was increased from €100 million to €130 million, making it even more exciting to play!
• EuroMillions holds draws every Tuesday and Friday in Paris at 20:55 pm (CET).

• Initially named The Big Game, this international lottery was launched in 1996 and in 2002 was renamed to Mega Millions.
• This lottery holds the record for the second biggest jackpot ever won by one person: a dazzling $1.53 billion.
• Players must choose from two different sets of balls: 5 numbers from 70 and 1 number (known as the Mega Ball) from 25 possible numbers.
• The 6 lottery numbers that are drawn need to match your chosen numbers for you to win the jackpot.
• Mega Millions offers several additional prize tiers, giving you a greater chance to win more cash.
• Draws are held in Georgia, USA, on Tuesdays and Fridays at 23:00 PM (ET).

• This lottery originated in Italy in the 1950s and was known then simply as the EnaLotto. The SuperEnalotto that we know was officially launched in 1997.
• The SuperEnalotto has a straightforward 6/90 ball selection process: players simply need to pick 6 numbers from a possible 90.
• The jackpot is won by players matching all 6 numbers.
• SuperEnalotto jackpots are known to swell to huge numbers because there is no cap on either the jackpot amount or the number of times a jackpot can roll over!
• €177,800,000 million – that’s the amount won by a syndicate of 70 people on October 30th, 2010, cementing it as one of the biggest wins in the lottery’s history.
• The biggest win in this Lottory’s history is €209.1 million which occurred in August 2019.
• SuperEnalotto draws take place three times a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 20:00 pm (CET).

• Started as an alternative to the EuroMillions jackpot in March 2012, this lottery has a very similar method of play to the original game.
• Players must select 5 numbers from a set of 50 and then 2 numbers from a set of 12 which are known as Euro Numbers.
• If the jackpot is not won by the time it has reached its cap (€120 million), then the funds are added to the lower tier prizes until there is a lucky winner.
• The EuroJackpot draw takes place every Tuesday and Friday at 21:00 pm (EET/EEST) in Helsinki, Finland

• The France Loto was first introduced in 1976 and is still going strong today!
• Players need to choose numbers from two separate sets of balls: 5 numbers from a possible 49 and then one Lucky Number from a possible 10.
• All six numbers need to match those which are drawn for you to win.
• While the starting jackpot is a healthy €2 million, rollovers can lead to this lottery resulting in massive pay-outs.
• The France Loto has nine prize tiers.
• The France Loto takes place on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays in Paris and the draw time is at 20:30 pm (CET)

• In this lotto, players must select six numbers from the main range of 49 balls and then 1 bonus number (known as the Superzahl) from 10 possible numbers (0-9).
• To win the jackpot, players are required to match all 6 numbers plus the Superzahl.
• The Superzahl is the key to winning; it creates more prize tiers giving you greater opportunity to win!
• This lottery’s jackpot can reach a maximum of €45 million before the prize is rolled over to the tier below and dispersed amongst the winners there.
• Draws take place every Wednesday at 18:25 pm (CET), and every Saturday at 19:25 pm (CET).

• Heralded as one of the oldest lotteries in the world, La Primitiva was updated to fit in with today’s modern format for gameplay in 1985.
• Players are required to select 6 numbers from a possible 49.
• When this game is being played, the lottery organisers will draw 8 numbers from the possible 49: 6 of these numbers are for the standard ball pool and the other two are a Bonus ball (Complementario number) and a Reintegro number respectively.
• The Reintegro number is drawn from a second ball set of numbers from 0-9.
• To win the jackpot, players need to match all 6 chosen numbers plus the assigned Reintegro number.
• The Reintegro number is randomly assigned by the Spanish National Lottery organisers after your entry has been confirmed on their system.
• The biggest La Primitiva jackpot record was won on the 15th of October 2015, when one lucky ticket from Spain won €101.7 million.
• Please note that a government tax levy of 20% is standard on all lottery winnings over €40,000.00 in keeping with Spanish law.
• La Primitiva draws are held every Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 21:40 pm (CET).

• Established in 1994, the UK lotto is immensely popular and has created a legacy of winners over the years.
• Players need to choose 6 out of 59 possible numbers with the bonus ball being drawn automatically.
• This gives players the opportunity to win in an additional prize tier should they match both the bonus ball and 5 of the main numbers.
• Winnings from the UK Lotto are paid out in a lump sum and are tax-free!
• Draws for the UK National Lottery take place on a Wednesday at 8 pm (BST) and on a Saturday at 19:45 pm (BST).

• Having started out in 1996, this lottery is also known as the Australian Powerball.
• The Powerball has produced the largest jackpot ever won in the country – a massive AUD$150 million in 2019!
• The minimum starting jackpot is AUD$4 million.
• Players must choose 7 numbers from 35 and then 1 Powerball number from 20.
• The Oz Powerball draw is held every Thursday in Melbourne at 19:30 pm (AEST).

• One of our two featured Australian lotteries, the Oz Lotto or Australian Lotto, is just as fun and easy to play as the Oz Powerball.
• Players need to pick 7 numbers from 47 and then 3 ‘bonus’ numbers are drawn at random in addition to this.
• These bonus numbers are referred to as the supplementary numbers in this lottery and allow players to qualify for further prizes.
• There are seven prize tiers in the Oz Lotto.
• The draw for the Oz Lotto is held every Tuesday in Melbourne at 20:30 pm (AEST).

• As the largest lottery in Brazil, playing this can not only make you a millionaire overnight, but also helps with the social development of Brazil as that is where most of this lottery’s profits go.
• Mega-Sena’s gameplay is straightforward: players must simply pick 6 numbers from a possible 60.
• The draws for this lotto occur every Wednesday and Saturday at 20:00 pm (BRT).

• Known for its tremendous prizes, the El Gordo lottery is exceedingly popular in its home country of Spain.
• Players need to choose their numbers from two ball sets: the Primary ball set and the Key ball set.
• 5 numbers from 54 must be chosen from the Primary set.
• 1 number from 9 must be chosen from the Key set and this is known as the El Gordo Lottery Key Number.
• To win the jackpot, all 6 numbers must be matched.
• The El Gordo Lottery draw is held once a week on Sundays at 21:30 pm (CET).