eLottery Club Gives A Much Better Chance Of Hitting The Jackpot
The eLottery group started late in 2002. The syndicate plays the UK Lotto and EuroMillions, with more exciting games soon. eLottery has been consistently giving players all over the world a Real chance of hitting the jackpot.
What Is A Syndicate?
Put simply it gives you a greater chance of winning. For a more detailed explanation you can read more about lottery syndicates.
The UK Syndicate
The UK eLottery syndicate gives you a share of 88 tickets per week on the UK Lotto. That’s 44 on Saturday and 44 on Wednesday. That’s 44 times the chance of winning in every single draw. And it just costs what you would normally pay for just 5 tickets. When you join you are automatically placed in a 49 person team. So big enough to give a nice boost to your chances of winning. And small enough that you can still get a great big chunk of money when sharing the jackpot.
The UK Lotto is drawn twice per week and it is shown live on BBC One. There are twelve different machines that can be used for the draw and they are selected randomly to make the results fair. Whilst it started off as ‘The National Lottery’ in 2002 it was renamed ‘Lotto’ and that is what many people now call it.
The Company
elottery now have members in over a hundred countries all over the world. They have grown a lot over the years, and already moved to bigger offices. ‘The need for extra working space to maintain the high standard of service to members and keep pace with technological advances and demands has been on the cards for some time’ said co-founder Len Fitzgerald
What About the Winners?
The eLottery syndicates have had some big six figure wins, which have been featured in the National Newspapers (you can see some of the elottery winners here). But obviously it’s what happens in future that is important to you. When those future jackpot wins arrive that’s when you should be playing in the winning syndicate!
How To Join
It’s simple to join. You can join online, and decide which games you prefer to play and for how many weeks you prefer to play for. There is no commitment to keep playing – you can stop at any time you choose.
