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Did you know?
One in four Lotto jackpots are won by a syndicate.
Syndicate membership
- offers more chances of winning at much less risk
Hassle free
Relax!

Lotto-28 wont forget to put your lucky numbers on!
The only lottery guarantee
... is ...

No ticket - No win!
It's good to know

- You'll never have to worry about missing a draw.
Much better odds

Joining a lotto syndicate offers you an instant increase in your chances of winning as you play with more tickets than you could buy on your own.
Lottery syndicate

A lotto syndicate is a group of people who pool their lottery money to buy as many tickets as possible.

The winnings are then shared equally between the group.  
The downside

The only downside is having to share the winnings. But as a smaller share of a jackpot win can change your life, who's complaining?!

Lotto28 odds

6 numbers : 40,300 to 1
5 numbers + bonus ball : 6,717 to 1
5 numbers : 160 to 1
4 numbers : 2.98 to 1 (roughly one winner every three weeks)
3 numbers : 6.09 to 1 on (roughly six winners every week)

Lottery Statistics

We aim to update these statistics on a monthly basis

 

  • U.K.National Lottery Lotto winnings to date = £31,383
  • Last months U.K.National Lottery Lotto winnings total = £834


The odds of winning the U.K. National Lottery Lotto draw with one ticket are as follows

6 numbers: 13,983,816 to 1
5 numbers plus bonus ball: 2,330,636 to 1
5 numbers: 55,492 to 1
4 numbers: 1033 to 1
3 numbers: 57 to 1

Odds of one of the ticket holders in our syndicates winning the U.K. National Lottery Lotto draw

6 numbers : 40,300 to 1
5 numbers plus bonus ball : 6,717 to 1
5 numbers : 160 to 1
4 numbers : 2.98 to 1 (i.e. roughly one winner every three weeks on average)
3 numbers : 6.09 to 1 on (i.e. roughly six winners every week on average)


However you might do well to recall those wise words often attributed to the former British Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli, that ‘there are three kinds of lies, ‘lies, damned lies and statistics’

Syndicate winners!

Les and Sam Scadding from Newport, South Wales, and a syndicate of seven Liverpudlian call-centre workers shared a staggering £91 million in November last year.

Mr Scadding, who said he was lucky to be alive after beating cancer, was £68 overdrawn on the day he bought his ticket. The unemployed mechanic had been out of work since the previous Christmas.

Meanwhile, the Liverpool syndicate - dubbed the "Magnificent Seven" - each banked £6.5 million.

The group, all employed by Hewlett Packard to carry out IT work at a BT office, only started playing the Lottery together four months before their win.

 

I’m excited to be part of the syndicate and look forward to many wins
Justin, London, England

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Top 10 Lottery Horror Stories

By: Abigail Adams

 

Not very many people win the lottery, but of those who win, many lose all their winnings and end up with less money than before they won. Some winners were simply foolish, some were greedy, some had greedy relatives and friends, and some fell prey to thieves and crooks. Here are the stories of 10 people who won the lottery then lost it all.

#1 Evelyn Adams

In 1985 AND 1986, Evelyn Adams won the lottery - equaling a total winning of $5.4 million. However, today - she has no money "Winning the lottery isn't always what it's cracked up to be," says Evelyn Adams, who won the New Jersey lottery not just once, but twice (1985, 1986), to the tune of $5.4 million. Today the money is all gone and Adams lives in a trailer. She lost money in slot machines, and couldn't seem to say no to relatives and friends. Evelyn's big win ended in a big loss.

#2 William Post

In 1988, William Post won $16.2 million in the Pennsylvania lottery but now lives on his Social Security. Post's former girlfriend sued him for a share of his winnings and one of his brothers was arrested for hiring a hit man to kill him, hoping to inherit a share of the winnings. His relationship with his other siblings was also strained and he spent some time in jail. Within a year, he was $1 million in debt and eventually declared bankruptcy. He now lives on only $450 a month and food stamps.

#3 Suzanne Mullins

In 1993, Suzanne Mullins won $4.2 million in the Virginia lottery. Now she's deeply in debt to a company that lent her money using the winnings as collateral. She borrowed $197,746.15 from this company, but eventually stopped making payments on the loan. She blamed the debt on the lengthy illness of her uninsured son-in-law, who needed $1 million for medical bills. Needless to say, her lottery win did not end in happiness.

#4 Ken Proxmire

Ken Proxmire won $1 million in the Michigan lottery. Within 5 years he filed for bankruptcy after moving to California and starting a car business with his brothers. He has now returned to his job as a machinist.

#5 Willie Hurt

In 1989, Willie Hurt of Lansing, Mich., won $3.1 million. Only two years later he was broke and charged with murder after spending his fortune on a divorce and crack cocaine.

#6 Janite Lee

In 1993, Janite lee of Missouri won $18 million. Lee was generous to a variety of causes, including various political organizations, education programs and the community services. According to published reports, eight years after winning, Lee had filed for bankruptcy with only $700 left.

#7 Southeastern Family

In the early 1990s, a Southeastern family won $4.2 million. In almost no time at almost all of their winnings were spent on a huge house, cars, and various requests from family members. They bought a huge house and succumbed to repeated family requests for help in paying off debts. Eleven years after winning, the couple got divorced, the house was sold and what was left of their lottery winnings had to be split.

#8 Kenneth and Connie Parker

Kenneth and Connie Parker won a $25 million jackpot and quickly watched their 16-year marriage disintegrate just months after they became rich beyond their wildest dreams.

#9 Jeffrey Dampier

Jeffrey Dampier won a $20 million jackpot and was then kidnapped and murdered by his own sister-in-law who hoped to inherit the winnings.

#10 Jack Whittaker

On Christmas morning 2002, Jack Whittaker found out he had won the Powerball lottery jackpot - $315 million - the largest individual payout in US lottery history. Though he began with intentions to do good with his winnings, his world quickly fell apart with the death of his granddaughter Brandi from a drug overdose which was funded by her allowance from Whittaker and the breakup of his marriage. Whittaker did give money to churches and to people who were in need but was soon bombarded with lawsuits, thievery and greed. He turned to drinking as he watched what he called the "powerball curse" destroy his life.

These 10 stories are evidence that winning the lottery isn't always what it's cracked up to be. If you win the lottery, make sure to get a financial advisor and be smart about your winnings. Winning the lottery can be exciting and fun and can change your life for the better, as long as you handle it well!

If you want to play the lottery and add some excitement to your life, simply log onto Lucky Lotto for all your lottery needs. This site offers the player the opportunity to play most state lotteries from the comfort of their own home. Make sure to visit LuckyLotto for all of your custom lottery news and check out our new LuckyLotto lucky lottery number generator!

About the Author

 

Abigail Adams works as a freelance writer for the online lottery information site LuckyLotto in Pennsylvania. Visit LuckyLotto.com for all your lottery needs.

 

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