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If you live in the UK and you want to buy lottery tickets, you have, at best, three choices, and one of them you may never have heard of. You can visit a lottery ticket retailer, play your national lottery online (although your local lotto may not have that option), or use a lottery ticket courier service such as RedFoxLotto. Buying your lottery tickets online is more convenient if you live in the UK Imagine the time and money you have to spend just to get to your lotto retailer, and the advantages of buying your tickets online become quite clear. Also, before you can get started buying tickets online, your lottery requires proof that you are not a minor before you are allowed to log in and play. For that, you have to go through a process that takes some time. And once you have gone through that process, your options are still very limited. No matter in which country you live, you can only participate in a small number of lottery draws. And the lottery jackpots will be rather small, at least most of the time. Can I buy lottery tickets online for other lotteries, like Powerball USA, even in the UK? Yes, you can, and that is where option number three comes into play - our online lottery ticket service. Through RedFoxLotto.com, you can order lotto tickets for the best lotteries in the world. That includes Mega Millions, Powerball, Eurojackpot, Superenalotto, El Gordo, La Primitiva, Euromillions, Australian lotteries and many others. Your main advantage in buying international lottery tickets in the UK is that you now have the choice between a number of jackpots. And logically, you will want to always spend your lotto money buying tickets for those jackpots which promise the best return for your investment. Why buy a ticket for a small jackpot, when you can play for hundreds of millions and participate in a lottery outside the UK? Imagine that both the big US lotteries Mega Millions and Powerball have had jackpots of over 1,5 billion dollars in the past. The thought of winning that kind of money is mind-blowing, right? Even if the lottery ticket is twice as expensive for a lottery such as Mega Millions, it is a simple fact that the jackpot is probably ten times higher, which means that a smart lotto player will choose the larger jackpot. Besides, even the second and third-tier prizes are better most of the time, compared to your local lottery. All you have to do is register a customer account at RedFoxLotto.com - this takes only a few seconds. Make sure you verify your account - check your email inbox (and your spam folder just in case), find the confirmation email and click the verification link. Now you can log in and choose a jackpot you would like to win, pick your numbers and securely pay online. Next thing you know, you may be the next lotto multi-millionaire!

Lotto fans in the UK have a number of options to play lotto in the traditional way. But when you play lotto online from the UK, you have even more options. Some of those options may even be new for you. We are going to explain which lotteries and lotto jackpots are available for citizens of the UK. Your national lottery The UK, like most other countries, has their own lotto, or even several lotteries to choose from. Even in the age of the internet, most people play lotto the old fashioned way. They buy their lotto tickets at their local supermarket or lotto shop, and most lotto players do this week after week, for many years. But this way of playing lotto is kind of inconvenient. So in recent years, there has been a growing tendency to play lotto online, in the UK as well as in other countries of the world. After all, people buy all kinds of stuff on Amazon, eBay or other online shops, so why not lottery tickets, too? Does your local or national lottery have an online presence? Well, if it does (and most lotteries do), there is your first option. Instead of visiting your local lottery retailer, you can get your tickets for the next lottery draw by simply going online. There is one catch though - most lotteries require for you to register a customer account first, and that is something that can only be done at the lotto retailer in your neighborhood, where you have to show ID to prove that you have the minimum age required to legally participate in the lottery. What about other lotteries? That is where things really get interesting. Once you decide that playing lotto online from the UK is more comfortable, you should know that you can even participate in lotteries from other countries. Those are lotteries that you cannot buy tickets for at your local shop. And the whole registration process is so much easier as well. Check out our website to find out more about it. One good place to start is our FAQ section - if you are new to this, you will find most of your questions about playing lotto online answered there. You would be surprised to see how many lotteries there are. Take a look at our list of lotteries: it includes Powerball (both the US and the Australian version!), Mega Millions, Eurojackpot, Euromillions, Italy's Superenalotto, El Gordo and the various national lotteries of a number of other countries. But what advantages do I have when I play lotto online? Well, that is quite obvious: you have more choice of jackpots. And most importantly, you can avoid investing your lotto money for tickets which only promise small jackpots. And it is important to look at the risk versus reward ratio. Let's assume your local lottery has a jackpot of 2 million euros, and a ticket costs 2 euros. On our website, you can play, for example, Mega Millions USA, and a ticket would cost you just over 4 euros. But the minimum jackpot for Mega Millions is 40 million euros - what is the better deal? And what if the jackpot were 200 million euros? The advantage is obvious. You can just choose the jackpot that is currently the largest at any given time. Once you discovered this option of participating in international lottery draws, you may decide not to buy tickets for your local lottery any longer. Playing lotto online from the UK simply gives you a better chance of winning larger prizes and it is more convenient as well.

Most people aim to win big when they buy a ticket for Euromillions. Winning the jackpot is, of course, everybody's dream. But let's not forget the smaller prizes. These prizes will not make you rich, but they will allow you to buy some tickets for the next draw. After all, no matter how many times your numbers win, in order to cash in on a really big prize, it is important to stay in the game. 2 matching numbers on your Euromillions ticket This is the lowest prize tier in the Euromillions lottery. Your chances of having 2 of the main numbers on your ticket are 1 in 22. 2 matching Euromillions numbers will, on average, pay around €3,00. 2 Euromillions numbers plus 1 Star number On average, this will win you a prize of €6,00. Your chances of winning this way are 1 in 50. 2 Euromillions numbers plus 2 Star numbers With a probability of 1 in 986, this prize tier will pay approximately €15,00 3 matching numbers on your Euromillions ticket Expect to get paid approximately €10,00 when your ticket matches 3 of the Euromillions main numbers. The chance for 3 of your numbers to be drawn is at 1 in 314. 3 numbers and 1 star number The probability for this win is 1 in 707, and you will win an amount of app. €12,00. 3 numbers and 2 star numbers For the prize that you win when you match 3 main and 2 star numbers, you will be able to buy a considerable number of new tickets. On average, this will net you a prize of around €80,00. But the probability for this to happen is 1 in 14126. And by the way, the odds of 5 plus 2 matching numbers are 1 in 139,838,160. So your chances for that jackpot are small, but in spite of that, the jackpot gets cracked every once in a while, so keep trying! Basic rules of Euromillions First, you have to pick 5 numbers out of a range between 1 and 50. Next, 2 "Lucky Star" numbers, which can range between 1 and 12. For obvious reasons, you cannot pick the same number for both the Euromillions lucky star numbers. There is a total of 13 prize tiers, and the top tier is the jackpot. In order to crack the jackpot, you need all 5 main numbers and the two lucky star numbers correctly on your ticket. Euromillions tips First, be on the lookout for the Superdraws. Those are held twice a year - the jackpot is raised to €100 million for the next draw. And if nobody has enough matching numbers to win the jackpot, then the top prize will be even bigger than €100 million in the next draw. Second, there is the jackpot cap, which comes into effect when the main prize hits the €190 million mark. At this point, all the funds that would normally increase the jackpot even more, will go into the second prize tier. That makes the second prize tier (5 main and 1 lucky star number - probability of 1 in 6,991,908) a lot more attractive. And if the jackpot has still not been cracked after 4 draws for the capped amount, then it will be paid out to the next tier in which there is a winner (or winners). Given the fact that often enough, no player matches 5 plus 1 number, you could win a share of the jackpot of €190 million with 5 matching numbers! And the odds for that win are a lot better, so this would definitely be a time when you really should buy some tickets!

If you are interested in playing either Eurojackpot or Euromillions, it is important for you to know about the potential winnings of both lotteries. Most players are, of course, mainly interested in winning the jackpot. On the other hand, the other prize tiers are also something to consider. Do not just look at the top prizes If you do not win the main prize, you might still win a minor prize. That may not be for a life-changing sum of money, but it is something at least. And you can always use that money to buy some more tickets for the next draw, right? Euromillions jackpot rules The Euromillions jackpot starts at € 15 million and can go up to € 190 million. If it reaches the capped amount of € 190 million and there is no winner in the first tier (nobody has the five main and two additional numbers correctly), all funds from the next round of ticket sales will be added to the amount that can be won in the second prize tier, and the € 190 million jackpot remains untouched and can be won in the next draw. And if the jackpot stays at €190 million during 4 more draws, then it will be split and paid out to the next prize tier that actually has a winner (or several winners). This is a great reason to play Euromillions when it is capped - the second prize tier becomes so much more attractive, and the odds for the second prize tier are one in 6,9 million, compared to the probability of winning tier one, which is one in 139,8 million Also, you need to know that twice a year, a super draw is announced. For that draw, the Euromillions jackpot is set at €100 million, no matter what the jackpot was for the previous draw. Euromillions prize tiers Eurojackpot jackpot rules The Euromillions jackpot starts at € 10 million and can go up to € 90 million. Though there are two weekly draws, on Tuesday and Friday, the Eurojackpot usually takes a little longer to build up. But when it does, the odds to win a jackpot at Euromillions are more than two times better than they are at Euromillions (see the prize tier images). When the capped amount of € 120 million has been reached and there is no winner in the first tier (nobody has the five main and two additional numbers correctly), all funds from the next round of ticket sales will be added to the amount that can be won in the second prize tier, and the € 120 million jackpot remains untouched and can be won in the next draw. In that situation, the second tier win will be enormous, with odds that are 12 times better from the player's point of view! There is no super draw for Eurojackpot. Eurojackpot prize tiers The odds of winning the Eurojackpot tier 1 prize is 1 in 139,838,160, with a 1 in 6,991,908 chance for the tier 2 prize.