EURODREAMS LOTTERY: YOUR ULTIMATE GUIDE

Table of Contents

• EURODREAMS - WHAT IS IT?
• EURODREAMS ODDS & PAYOUTS
• THE EURODREAMS JACKPOT
• FIRST CATEGORY
• SECOND CATEGORY
• THIRD CATEGORY
• FOURTH CATEGORY
• FIFTH CATEGORY
• SIXTH CATEGORY
• EURODREAMS DRAW TIME
• WHICH COUNTRIES CAN BET ON EURODREAMS?
• WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EURODREAMS AND EUROMILLIONS?
• REDEFINING EUROPEAN LOTTERIES

EURODREAMS - WHAT IS IT?

EuroDreams, a thrilling new annuity-style lottery, has just arrived, offering lottery fans the chance to score big jackpots paid out over a prolonged period rather than all at once. 

While EuroMillions continues to amaze with its colossal payouts, EuroDreams operates independently as a separate gaming experience. In this enthralling numbers game, individuals from several European countries compete for the amazing top payout to be paid out in regular instalments spread across a 30-year timeline. 

To participate, players must select 6 numbers ranging from 1 to 40, in addition to a Dream Number between 1 and 5. With EuroDreams, the thrill of the lottery just got more enticing.

EURODREAMS ODDS & PAYOUTS

THE EURODREAMS JACKPOT

In a groundbreaking revelation endorsed by the SLE and collaborating lotteries, the EuroDreams lottery is set to deliver an array of astounding payouts, disbursed monthly over an extended period. Here's a breakdown of the confirmed payout distribution:

FIRST CATEGORY

R400,000 per month for an impressive 30 years, with a potential allocation for up to 3 fortunate winners.

SECOND CATEGORY

A monthly award of R40,000 for a span of 5 years, catering to a maximum of 12 winners.

THIRD CATEGORY

A generous 2.13% share from the payout pool, encompassing the 3rd to 5th payout categories.

FOURTH CATEGORY

A substantial 34.24% slice of the payout pool also stemming from the 3rd to 5th payout categories.

FIFTH CATEGORY

A significant 63.63% portion of the payout pool extended across the 3rd to 5th payout categories.

SIXTH CATEGORY

An assured amount of R50

The allocation for the "3rd through 5th category payout pool" is determined by deducting the Reserve Fund for the 1st and 2nd categories along with the amount earmarked for 6th category payouts from the overall payout pool.

In the scenario of exceeding 3 winners in the first category or 12 winners in the second category, the entire payout fund for each category will be equitably distributed among the winners.

Moreover, the first category has a cap of €21.6 million (R434.9 million) per draw, allocated among a maximum of three winners. If the limit is surpassed, the payout will be divided equally among all the winners.

Similarly, the second category is restricted to €1.44 million (R29 million) per draw, distributed proportionally among a maximum of twelve winners in the case of an excess. EuroDreams ensures an equitable and thrilling opportunity for all participants.

EURODREAMS DRAW TIME

The lucky draws happen in Paris with someone making sure everything is fair. You can check the results after 11.25 pm SAST on the same night as the draw, which usually happens around 10 pm SAST every Monday and Thursday.

Just so you know, you can bet on EuroDreams until 9.30 pm SAST on these days, but if you miss it, don't worry; you can bet again at 11pm SAST for the next draw.

WHICH COUNTRIES CAN BET ON EURODREAMS?

The countries that can bet on EuroDreams are Ireland, Austria, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain & Switzerland. Thanks to Lottoland, South Africans will also soon have the opportunity to bet on the new lottery.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EURODREAMS AND EUROMILLIONS?

The difference between EuroDreams and EuroMillions is that EuroDreams is an annuity-style lottery. This means that if you win the lottery, you will receive your winnings in monthly instalments rather than a one-lump sum payment like EuroMillions. 

Another difference is that EuroDreams is not available in the UK, whereas EuroMillions is. However, EuroDreams is still available in all the other countries where EuroMillions takes place. UK is the only exception. 

Also, when betting on EuroDreams you bet on 6 main numbers + 1 Dream Number. This is different to EuroMillions where you bet on 5 main numbers + 2 Lucky stars. So, the gameplay is slightly different. 

EuroMillions remains as one of the biggest jackpots in Europe. However, a beneficial difference between EuroDreams and EuroMillions is the draw days.

As EuroDreams lottery takes place on Mondays and Thursdays, and EuroMillions takes place on Tuesdays and Fridays. This means you can enjoy the two lotteries without missing one of them! 

REDEFINING EUROPEAN LOTTERIES

As the excitement builds for the EuroDreams launching on Lottoland, the anticipation is undeniable. With its unique concept of disbursing substantial payouts over an extended period, EuroDreams has already become a worth addition to the European lotteries scene.

This revolutionary annuity-style lottery not only offers the chance to win substantial payouts but also introduces a refreshing twist to traditional gameplay.

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