Playing the lottery can be a lot of fun, and with so many different options and different places to play online, it can be hard to decide which one is best for you. Today we will be comparing two fan favourites side by side. Let’s dive into their cost, number of players, jackpots and more.
There are many lotteries available to players over the age of 18 in Britain today, but none of them can correctly be called a UK lottery.
For many of us, playing the lottery opens the door to a world of dreams – it lets us fantasize about luxurious holidays, a shiny new car, treating our loved ones and maybe telling the boss what we really think…
In addition to the seven weekly Big Win lottery draws with a £25,000 jackpot, there is a bi-weekly free draw. These take place every Wednesday and Saturday, for a jackpot of £100,000.
There is little doubt that this new world we live in is heading towards a cashless society. Whether you want to order food, takeaways, music, movies or play your favourite lottery draw, are all available with a simple mouse click or swipe of your fingertip.
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Seven days a week, The Big Win from The Health Lottery can be your go-to draw.
Your account is set up and you're all ready to play, but how do you decide which games to try, which game gives you the best odds of winning a prize, and what the numbers really mean?
Since the launch of The Health Lottery in 2011, over £134 million has been raised for good causes across Great Britain, but where exactly does that money go?