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News & Updates 24 November 2016

From Bricks To BlackBerrys

The Evolution Of The Mobile Phone

From 80s bricks to the modern iPhone, the mobile phone industry has come a long way. Whether you grew up clutching an indestructible 3310, or are still battling with the smart phone your kids encouraged you to buy, the journey the portable telephone has gone through is nothing short of amazing. After launching our lottos evolved campaign we decided to rifle through history to see how things have changed over the years, and now it's the turn of the mobile. So sit back, press play and discover what the first text said, who created the first mobile mp3 player and the very first smart phone!

Retro Mobile

Were you the quintessential 80s guy? Vivid polo shirt, gold watch and a giant brick clamped to your ear? Did you spend your teenage years annoying everyone on the bus by blaring out 90s tunes from your mobile? Or were you a proud owner of the world's best-selling mobile – the Nokia 1100?

Let us know in the comments section below!

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PowerBall & MegaMillions
Tiers 1-3 are subject to 38% reduction as per T&Cs. Tier 1 winning bets are paid out as a 30 year annuity or discounted lump sum at Lottoland's election.

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US Power & US Millions
Tier 1 winning bets are paid out as a 30 year annuity or discounted lump sum at the player's election.

Prize Tier Information

SuperEnalotto

Tiers 1-3 for winning bets are subject to 20% reduction as per T&C's.


Prize pool breakdown

El gordo (Christmas Lotto)

The total Christmas Lotto prize pool, that is to say the total cash up for grabs for all prizes, across its 193 series comes to £2.3 billion*.


When you bet with Lottoland, you’re in with a chance for:


First Prize: £3.5 million*

Second Prize: £1 million*

Third Prize: £0.4 million*


And additional 15,000+ prizes!


When you Double Your Jackpot for the Christmas Lotto, winning bets DOUBLE for not just one, not just two, but the THREE highest prizes!

*subject to currency fluctuations


Prize pool breakdown

El Gordo de Verano

El Gordo de Verano features a prize pool of €120m (approx. £103m*), that is to say, the total cash up for grabs for all prizes.


When you bet with Lottoland, you’re in with a chance for:


First Prize: £1,77 million*

Second Prize: £530,000*

Third Prize: £177,000*


And a host of additional prizes up for grabs!


*subject to currency fluctuations


Prize Tier Information

Keno 24/7
Jackpot is determined on stake amount and the quantity of numbers selected.You can bet from as little as £1 on one number for a maximum prize of £3,or bet up to £10 on ten numbers for a maximum prize of £10 million.

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Kenow
Jackpot is determined on stake amount and the quantity of numbers selected.You can bet from as little as £1 on one number for a maximum prize of £1.50,or bet up to £10 on ten numbers for a maximum prize of £1 million.

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Multi Keno
Jackpot is determined on stake amount and the quantity of numbers selected.You can bet from as little as £1 on one number for a maximum prize of £0.84,or bet up to £10 on ten numbers for a maximum prize of £430,000*

(*subject to currency fluctuations).

Prize Tier Information

German Keno
Jackpot is determined on stake amount and the quantity of numbers selected.You can bet from as little as £1 on TWO numbers for a maximum prize of £5.37,or bet up to £10.75 on ten numbers for a maximum prize of £830,000

(subject to currency fluctuations).

Prize pool breakdown

El Niño


First prize is €2,000,000 (approx. £1,800,000*),

2nd prize is €750,000 (approx. £680,000*)

3rd prize is €250,000 (approx. £230,000*).


If that wasn’t enough, there are another 37,000 awards up for grabs. That gives you a great 1-in-3 chance of landing a prize.


*subject to fluctuations