TheLotter
Real lottery tickets bought for you by a courier, with a scan in your account.
| MKT | OFR | FND | LIC | PLR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5.2 | 5.1 | 6.6 | 8.2 | 8.6 |
| Weak | Weak | Fair | Solid | Solid |
Boxed: its best mark, player rating. Underlined: its weakest, kick-off offer.
Fact sheet
- Type
- Lottery
- Established
- 2002
- Licence
- Malta Gaming Authority
- Headquarters
- Malta
- Min. deposit
- EUR 5
- Payment methods
- Visa, Mastercard, Bank Transfer, Skrill
- Regions
- United States (limited states), Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Europe
Kick-off offer
No Welcome Bonus
TheLotter charges a convenience fee (up to 30%) per ticket purchase. No deposit bonuses; revenue model based on service fees only.
The paper's read No welcome bonus. A service fee of up to 30% applies to each ticket.
18+. T&Cs apply. The operator sets and changes these terms.
Leader column
TheLotter buys official lottery tickets on your behalf and uploads a scan before the draw. You own the ticket and play in the real draw.
There is no welcome bonus. The site charges a service fee of up to 30% on each ticket and takes no commission on winnings.
It has no betting markets, so it sits last on our market mark. Its record runs back to 2002, with more than $100 million paid out in prizes.
Background
TheLotter started in February 2002 as the first online lottery courier. Lotto Direct Limited, registered in Malta, runs it under a Malta Gaming Authority licence.
For and against
In its favour
- You own a real ticket in the official draw
- A scanned ticket before each draw
- Winnings paid out with no commission cut
- Trading since 2002
Against it
- Up to 30% added to each ticket as a fee
- No welcome bonus
- No sports or casino markets
