Responsible play

Platform guidance

Keeping it enjoyable

• Play for entertainment

  A draw is a form of entertainment with a cost, like a cinema ticket. It is not a way to earn money, to recover losses or to solve a financial problem.

  If playing stops being enjoyable, that is a good reason to stop.

• Set your limits first

  Decide how much you are comfortable spending before you play — per draw and per month — and keep to it. Never play with money you need for something else.

  Buying more tickets after a loss does not improve the next result. Every draw is independent of the last.

• Understand the odds

  In a number lottery most entries do not win a prize, and the top prize is very unlikely for any single line. In a prize draw your chance is the number of tickets you hold divided by the tickets in the draw.

  No choice of numbers, system or timing changes those odds. Each product page states its format and, for prize draws, how many tickets exist.

• Age and eligibility

  Draws are for adults. The minimum age, and who may take part, are set by the law of each jurisdiction and checked by the licensed operator.

• Support

  If you are worried about your own play or someone else’s, talk to someone you trust and contact a support service recognised where you live.