Don't Gamble on the Lottery - Play Lotto and Win

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Have you ever dreamed of playing the lottery and becoming a millionaire.  Bet you have - we all have.  However, for the majority of us, that remains a dream and every week we play on the Lottery and cross our fingers.  Unfortunately, the odds of winning the main lottery prize (the jackpot) are stacked against you. 

The chances of winning any prize on the UK National Lottery is a massive 54 to 1 - that means that even if you play once a week for a year the odds are that you will not win anything back at all.

There is no sure fire way of reducing those ods - you can purchase all sorts of software on the internet which tries to look at the past results from games and identify the numbers which are most likely to be drawn, but the National Lottery remains a game of pure chance - the machines are independently monitored to ensure that every ball has a 1 in 49 chance of being drawn every week, so don't think that just because one ball has been drawn every week for the last 12 weeks, it will be drawn again this week!

We used to promote the online syndicate scheme set up by Virtual World Direct (now relaunched as Big Fat Lotteries), which reduced the chances of winning a prize to 1 in 13 by offering you a part in an syndicate which had 88 lines in the twice weekly Lotto draw for £5 per week.  However, 7 years or so, that scheme was closed down in 2010 by the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills for misleading advertising.

ThePlay the National Lottery Online - official UK Lotto Website - It Could be You rules have even been tightened on the National Lottery's own website, after they have had to remove the possibility of accessing the website from overseas, due to some countries forbidding their residents from playing foreign lottery games (presumably to safeguard their own lottery schemes).

Forming a syndicate remains the best way of spreading your chances of winning the lottery, as it means that you get to play in more lines for your money.  The Official National Lottery Website contains a standard syndicate agreement which you can draw up to ensure that you are protected when you join a syndicate (ie. the winnings do not belong to one person, and any payment out is then not seen as a gift which could make it subject to Inheritance Tax!).

We therefore now recommend a simpler online lottery syndicate, which is run by a UK based company (rather than one based in Panama such as Virtual World Direct, or the British Virgin Islands, such as Big Fat Lottery - run by the same people).  The online lottery syndicate we now recommend is LoveMyLotto.com.  LoveMyLotto.com runs syndicates with only 21 people, and not only offers entries on the standard National Lottery and EuroMillions draws, but also includes enties in the National Lottery daily play draw and even the UK Government's monthly premium bond draw for only £10 per month.

There are a few different types of play to win games available online. Similar to the lottery game; in the game of bingo, to win you need to match a row or pattern of numbers on a card with the completely random number balls drawn, see if you can match a line of numbers at dream bingo. Bingo games also have a large jackpot to play for, in addition to bonus and smaller jackpots on different days and instant win games like 75-ball, plus players also have the option of playing together.

By playing in an online national lottery syndicate you can increase your chances of winning the National Lottery and/or Euromillions

Why Play Lotto, when you can Love My Lotto?

The National Lottery offers a range of scratchcards (and online quick win games on their website), as well as a range of lottery draws.

The lottery draws are:
- Thunderball (a Wednesday, Friday and Saturday draw, with a top prize of £500,000)
- EuroMillions Draw (a draw played across various countries on both Tuesday and Friday nights, which also incorporates a raffle number printed on every ticket to enter a £1 million raffle draw for all UK players)
- National Lottery Draw (the most famous draw, held on a Wednesday and Saturday night)

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