EuroMillions is one of Europe’s biggest and most popular draws and is played across 9 European countries.
, South African punters now have the opportunity to place fixed odds bets on the outcome of this draw. Draws take place every Tuesday and Friday night in Paris at 21:45 SA time.
A single line costs R50 and you may choose five numbers from the main pool of 1– 50 and two more from 1–12 as seven correct numbers are required to win the main prize. You can bet on your lucky numbers and if you hit any of the prize tiers available on the official event,will pay you out here locally. You can also select the"QuickPick" option and this will choose a line for you, before you select which draw you want to play, either Tuesday or Friday.
Lottoland is an international company with its head office based in Gibraltar, a worldwide hub for the online gaming industry. It is currently operating in 55 countries across the globe, including South Africa, and has more than 10 million customers worldwide. Internationally, Lottoland holds a Guinness World Records™ achievement for the world’s biggest online gambling payout of €90 Million.
is fully licensed and regulated by the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board. It is also the first and only gaming company in the world to have its own insurance company to guarantee payouts.
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