Friday, 22 May 2009

UK Lottery Syndicates

UK Lottery Syndicates

Play in the UK Lottery syndicate system

UK Lottery Syndicate

Playing the UK Lottery Syndicate with e-lottery

uk lotto e-lotteryUK Lottery is one of the richest lotteries offering tax free, lump sum prizes to it's players. The UK National Lottery is drawn twice a week on Wednesday and Saturday with the draw shown live on BBC Television.


Jackpot wins are won by players who match their uk lottery 6 numbers with the 6 numbers drawn.The numbers are drawn from a pool of uk lottery numbers 1–49. Apart from the jackpot, prizes are won if players match 3, 4 or 5 uk lottery numbers. Players can also match 5 uk lottery numbers plus the uk lottery “bonus ball” (This bonus number is drawn after the 6 main numbers).

UK lottery Syndicate

A uk lottery Syndicate creates a pool of lottery entries, this increases the chance of a uk lottery win.. Operators of the UK National Lottery, Camelot, say that 1 in 4 jackpots are won by a syndicate.

uk lotto syndicateUK lottery Syndicate from e-lottery

How does the uk lottery syndicate work?

When you play uk lottery syndicate with e-lottery, you are automatically placed in a uk lottery syndicate of 49 members for both draws (That's Wednesday and Saturday)

Each uk lottery syndicate has 44 lines in each uk lottery draw, each line shares 5 uk lottery common numbers and one uk lottery number between 1 and 49 (these numbers are the 44 remaining numbers after your syndicate has been given their 5 common numbers).

The uk lottery Syndicates are set up this way to improve your uk lottery winning odds by 733%

Imagine your 5 uk lottery syndicate numbers are:

2, 3, 4, 5 and 6

Taking these five uk lottery syndicate numbers and combing them with remaining numbers between 1 and 49 (in this example, that would be 1 and 7–49), your uk lottery syndicate will be GUARANTEED to match every number drawn in every draw, on one line or another.

This means that your uk lottery syndicate is GUARANTEED to have a line which needs 5 numbers – AND NOT ALL 6.

Your odds of a uk lottery jackpot win are now reduced from 1 in 14 million to 1 in 1.9 million…
... that's a 733% improvement!

Also because each e-lottery uk lottery syndicate has 5 common numbers, if 3 of your uk lottery syndicate's numbers are drawn, every one of your lottery syndicates 44 entires will win a prize.

e-lottery syndicates makes it easy to play the uk lottery…

all uk lottery syndicates are managed. 44 lines are ALWAYS purchased for every draw

e-lottery picks up all the uk lottery prizes, e-lottery buys all the uk lottery syndicate tickets, and, e-lottery distributes all of the winnings.

IMPORTANT: No deductions are made from your share of any uk lottery winnings!

You get an e-lottery website, here you see:

  • your uk lottery winnings

  • your uk lottery draw results

  • your Member profile

  • your payments

  • your uk lottery syndicate numbers

It's not for you to worry about getting other people to join the uk lottery syndicate or collecting money for each draw - This is all managed by e-lottery.

The Main Benefits Recapped

* It’s simple, fun and convenient
* No forgetting to buy uk lottery tickets
* No last-minute panics when there are big uk lottery rollovers
* No losing your uk lottery ticket
* No more forgetting to check your uk lottery numbers - results are emailed to you after each draw
* No need to collect uk lottery winnings - These are sent to you
* No forgetting to collect uk lottery your winnings
* Your uk lottery syndicate is guaranteed to match all 6 numbers on one line or another, meaning at least one line will need to match just 5 numbers to hit the uk lottery jackpot
* Each syndicate has a line with 733% better chance of winning the uk lottery jackpot compared to playing as an individual.
* If 3 or more of your uk lottery e-lottery syndicate’s common numbers are matched with any of the 6 main uk lottery numbers drawn, ALL 44 lines will win a uk lottery prize!

e-lottery has been operating since April 2002, and its parent company is a member of the Lotteries Council of Great Britain.