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Step 1 » Register and Login

You can register at any time, but we won't accept any entries until you've done so. To register click on the link in the right column under Member Section. Once you've completed registration, you can login by clicking on the link in the right column under Member Section and entering your email address and secure password.

Step 2 » Choose Your Numbers

On the PLAY page select your lucky numbers by simply clicking on them. Your selected numbers will be highlighted. To remove a selected number, simply click on it again. You can also use the "Quick Pick" button to quickly select a randomly generated entry. To clear an incorrect entry and start again, press the "Clear Entry" button.

Step 3 » Choose When To PLAY Your Numbers

You can choose the draw date you want the numbers for and how many weeks you wish those numbers to run. Cut-off time for the draw is usually 2 hours before the actual time draw time. Remember, it is your responsibility to get your entry before the entry deadline.

Step 4 » Adding your Entry

Once you've selected your numbers and when you'd like to PLAY them, simply press the "Add Entry" button. Your entry will now be added to the list of those that you'd like to PLAY. You can continue adding entries until you have all your entries in.

Step 5 » Confirmation and Payment

After you have selected all the entries, press the "Continue" button. You will be asked to confirm all your entries and to enter your payment details. You can pay for entries from pre-purchase "Available Funds" or "Lottery Vouchers", or by one of our accepted online payment services. To complete the transaction press the "Complete Purchase" button. Your transaction will be processed and you will recieve confirmation by email. Should you ever wish to review your past purchases, you can do so by click the "Purchases History" link provided in the right column.

Step 6 » What happens if you win?

After every draw that you've entered, you will receive an email with the results of the draw and your entries. If your entry is a winner, your "Account Balance" will be immediately credited with the winning amount. You can then choose how you'd like to use those winnings when you claim them. To view your account at any time, click on the "Account Balance" links provided in the right column.

THE UK NATIONAL LOTTERY

History:

The UK National Lottery is the largest lottery in the United Kingdom. It is operated by Camelot Group, to whom the licence was granted in 1994, 2001 and again in 2007. The lottery is regulated by The National Lottery Commission. The National Lottery undertook a major rebranding programme in 2002 designed to combat falling sales. This resulted in the main game being renamed Lotto. However, the games as a collective are still known as The National Lottery. It is one of the most popular forms of gambling in the United Kingdom.

THE EUROMILLIONS LOTTERY (EUROMILLIONS)

History:

EuroMillions is a pan-European lottery, launched by the Française des Jeux in France, the Loterías y Apuestas del Estado in Spain and Camelot in the United Kingdom on 7 February 2004. The first draw took place on Friday 13 February 2004 in Paris. Initially only the UK, France and Spain were involved, but lotteries from Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, and Switzerland subsequently joined the draw on 8 October 2004. Draws are held every Tuesday and Friday night in Paris.

THE AMERICAN POWERBALL LOTTERY (USA POWERBALL)

History:

Powerball is an American lottery game sold through lotteries as a shared jackpot pool game. It is coordinated by the Multi-State Lottery Association (MUSL), a non-profit association formed by an agreement with member lotteries. Powerball is a jackpot game whose advertised (annuity) grand prize starts at $20 million and can roll over into the hundreds of millions over many drawings. The advertised jackpot prize is paid as an annuity over 29 years or players may elect to receive the present value, paid in cash.

THE MEGAMILLIONS LOTTERY (MEGAMILLIONS)

History:

Mega Millions is a US multi-jurisdictional lottery game. Since May 2002, Mega Millions' advertised jackpots have started at US$12 million paid over 26 yearly installments (unless the cash option is chosen), increasing when there is no jackpot winner. Reflecting common practice among American lotteries, the jackpot is advertised as a nominal value of annual installments. A lump sum (cash value) option, when chosen by a jackpot winner, pays the approximate present value of the installments.

THE SUPERENALOTTO LOTTERY (SUPERENALOTTO)

History:

SuperEnaLotto (sometimes referred to as SuperEna) is a lottery that has been played in Italy since 3 December 1997. Draws take place on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 8:00 PM. The jackpots won are among the largest in the world.
The object of the game is to match 6 numbers out of 90. Should a player match all of them, he/she wins the jackpot.

THE AUSTRALIAN OZLOTTO LOTTERY (OZLOTTO)

History:

Oz Lotto is an Australian national lottery game, administered by Tattersall's and played on Tuesday nights. It was introduced on 26 February 1994 and promoted as the first fully national lotto game, at a time when the state of New South Wales was not a part of Saturday National Lotto.

Originally, the game required six numbers to be picked out of 45. However, since 18 October 2005, a seventh number began to be drawn, greatly lengthening the odds of winning Division 1 (close, but not longer, than that of Powerball). In line with this change, branding for Oz Lotto changed in many states, to emphasise the seventh ball (including new names, such as Super 7's Oz Lotto in Tatts regions, and Oz 7 Lotto in Queensland).

THE AUSTRALIAN POWERBALL LOTTERY (OZ POWERBALL)

History:

Powerball is a lottery game modelled on the highly successful American Powerball game. The game is administered by Tattersalls, and syndicated to all states through the Australian Lotto Bloc. Draws take place on Thursday nights, with the first draw held on 23 May 1996.

THE SPANISH ELGORDO LOTTERY

History:

El Gordo de la Primitiva, more commonly known as El Gordo, is the Spanish National weekly lottery. The game is accredited by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado, the official regulatory body and sole issuer of lottery licences in Spain. There are variations to the El Gordo lottery, and the name is also used in reference to the Spanish Christmas Lottery (El Gordo de Navidad). The El Gordo offered on our site is the weekly draw.

THE SUPERLOTTO PLUS Lottery (California State Lottery)

History:

SuperLotto Plus is a California-only game played in the style of Mega Millions every Wednesday and Saturday. Five main winning numbers are selected from a set of 47 rubber balls, as is a "Mega number," which is chosen from a separate set of 27 rubber balls. California has historically offered a number of jackpot-style games, beginning with the "6-49" game in 1986, which was changed at various times to a 53-number game (in 1990), which included a seventh, "bonus" number, then to a 51-number game that lasted until 2000.

THE FRANCE LOTO Lottery (French National Lottery)

History:

France Loto is the name of the National Lottery of France. French Lotto games can trace their history back to 1936 when the Loto was introduced as a means of raising funds for the Government in France. Today's French Lottery is run and organized by the Francaise des Jeux Groupe, a semi-public company which was formed in January 1993 to operate lottery games and games of sporting predictions and is regulated by the French Government who have a 72% stake.

For all you big lottery jackpot chasers out there I am sure you have often asked yourself the question: which lotteries have provided the biggest return in terms of a single jackpot win?
Do the popular American lotteries: Megamillions, Powerball and SuperLotto Plus lead the way or is there a smaller lottery that has surprised everyone with a big payout?

A list for lottery checkers

A recent lottery news article on www.playhugelottos.com listed the Top 24 jackpot wins of all time from across the world. The list will not be a surprise to lottery checkers out there as all of the biggest jackpots from around the world can be found on the comprehensive list.

American Lotteries lead the list

The top eight positions on the list are occupied by the two big inter-state lotteries from the USA, Megamillions and Powerball! The world's largest annuitized jackpot ever won was $390 million on the Megamillions. The biggest jackpot won by one person (no multiple ticket wins or syndicate wins) was a jackpot amount of $340 million on the Powerball.

Big Euro lottery jackpots

The biggest ever non-US jackpot winning was 183.5 million euros won on the Euromillions. The prize was split amongst three ticket holders. Following very close behind the Euromillions is the Italian SuperEnaLotto with a massive jackpot win of 177.7 million euros. The prize was unfortunately split between seventy people.

Big lottery jackpots bringing up the rear

Other countries and lotteries that have produced big lottery jackpots are the UK National Lottery (£42 million jackpot), the German National Lottery (%u20AC37.6 million), the Grand Lotto 6/55 (Asia's largest prize - %u20AC13 million), the Brazilian Mega-Sena Lottery (R$145 million - South America's largest jackpot win) and the Australian Oz Lotto (AUS $106 million - shared by two people).

Buy lotto tickets and take your chance

Reading some of the above winning lottery jackpot amounts seems unreal. The jackpot amounts defy belief but amazingly it is true - real people win this real money! What the lottery winners do with the cash after their big lottery jackpot wins is another story but one thing is clear, you have to be in it to win it.

You can be in it by going to www.playhugelottos.com and getting your tickets for many of the above lotteries like Megamillion, Powerball, SuperEnaLotto, Euromillions, the UK National Lottery, Oz Lotto and other big jackpot lotteries like the El Gordo, the France Loto, SuperLotto Plus and the Australian Powerball.

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