Lotto Rollover
How you can Take Advantage of a Lotto Rollover
Your odds of winning a cash prize in the regular UK Lotto and Lotto Rollover are almost 1 in 14,000. To win the Jackpot in the UK Lotto you must match 6 numbers which are drawn from a group of numbers 1-49.
A Lotto Rollover occurs whenever there is no outright Jackpot winner of the UK National Lottery and the Prize Fund can be in excess of 42,000,000 pounds. This event happens quite frequently, due to the slim odds of winning the Lotto Jackpot.
We are all aware that the Lotto is a game of chance but all of us who play like to do so because it is exciting and winning it would change our lives forever.
The obvious attraction then, of playing in a UK Lotto Rollover is the incredibly large Prize fund involved.
Camelot statistics show that 1 in 4 cash prize winners are syndicates. This happens because the players pool their entries to increase their chances of winning. It makes sense in any lottery game, to try and increase your odds of winning and to do so in a way that is easy and convenient.
It's a fact that simply by playing in an elottery syndicate your chances of winning the UK Lotto and UK Lotto Rollover are increased by 733 per cent over playing the normal way, that is, one ticket, one entry.
When you register to play the UK Lotto in an elottery syndicate you are automatically entered into a team of 49 players. Each syndicate team will have 44 entries into the UK Lotto twice a week, or 88 entries in total every week!
Your chances of winning this hugely popular lottery and UK Lotto Rollover are substantially increased because of the way in which this unique system is developed.
It is designed so that 5 numbers are common to the syndicate team. Your syndicate will all have one number from 1-49 which means that someone in your team will have a number covered in all 44 of your entries.
Your chances of winning the Jackpot and UK Lotto Rollover with each line have gone from 1 in 14 million to the substantially more attractive figure of just under 1 in 2 million!