Frequently Asked Questions

Lottery betting is making a bet on the outcome of an official lottery draw. Specifically, this means you make a bet on the numbers that will be selected in a draw of an official lottery. If your bet includes the winning numbers, you will receive winnings equivalent in size to the prize money distributed by the underlying lottery operator to ticket holders in the corresponding prize tier.

When you bet on the outcome of a lottery at Lotto Simple you are not actually buying a ticket to that lottery. Lottery betting is not connected in any way to official lottery operators. Real ticket purchasing is available at theLotter.

All winnings to which you are entitled, including lottery jackpot prizes, are paid directly into your account by Lotto Simple.

When you win a bet entitling you to a lottery prize, you will receive an amount equivalent to the net pay amount of the equivalent prize tier of the official underlying lottery, which is dependent on the number of winning bets and winning underlying lottery tickets. A detailed calculation of your prize in the case of a winning jackpot is included in the Supplemental Game Terms.

The results of lottery bets are determined according to the results of official lottery draws but you don't need to check those results after every draw. Our automated system will notify you by email whenever you win and your account at Lotto Simple will be credited with your winnings. You can also sign up for our free SMS Winning Alert system and receive instant notifications of your winnings.

Lotto Simple pays out all smaller wins directly from revenues received from lottery betting. Larger jackpot wins are covered by Lotto Simple's insurance model, which means that each and every bet made at Lotto Simple is insured to be paid out when won.

In your 100% secure account you can see a complete summary of all active and past bets you have made at Lotto Simple. You can also see all previous account transactions including deposits, withdrawals, and lottery winnings. Additional information can be seen by clicking on the relevant transaction’s row.