Online lottery sites by country

Lottery sites set which countries they accept in their terms. LottoRanker uses country restrictions held in its comparison data. A country guide leaves out a seller when the recorded terms restrict that country. A missing restriction record needs a separate check against the seller's current terms. The displayed seller count is a comparison aid.

Compare sellers in the overall lottery site ranking.

A country listing describes the sellers included in a comparison. A country listing does not provide legal authorization for a purchase. The seller's access conditions and the local legal position are separate questions. Each country guide shows the legal information LottoRanker holds with its source. A rule that has not been verified remains an unanswered question. Check the current position where you live before paying.

A missing country guide means LottoRanker has no published guide for that location. A missing country guide does not establish whether a seller accepts a player. The seller's country list needs checking before registration. The selected game's entry conditions need checking separately. A general ranking cannot replace those location-specific checks.

A lottery game's jackpot odds describe the chance attached to one line in that game. A lottery game's jackpot odds need comparison for the same game rules and number of lines. The seller's entry price is a separate part of the purchase. The service charge and prize-claim terms also need checking before an entry is selected.

LottoRanker's ranking provides an order for comparing lottery sellers. LottoRanker's ranking needs reading alongside the country restrictions and the seller's entry terms. The scoring criteria are explained in How We Rank Lottery Websites. A high place in the overall ranking does not answer every question about an individual purchase.

The seller checks behind each score are covered in how we review lottery websites.

Responsible gambling starts with a spending limit decided before an entry is selected. Responsible gambling also includes recognizing when a purchase is becoming difficult to control. The available limits and support information are explained on the Responsible Gambling page. Keep the chosen spending limit separate from the size of an advertised jackpot.

Germany's lottery comparison needs a named game as a reference. Germany's country guide provides the seller comparison for that location. The next step is to read about online lottery sites that accept players from Germany. A seller's current terms still need checking for the selected entry.

German Lotto is a lottery in Germany.

German Lotto lists a base price of 1.2 EUR per line on LOTTO.de.

German Lotto has jackpot odds of 1 in 139,838,160 for one line.

The official base price provides a reference for the seller's checkout total. The seller's service charge needs checking separately.

Brazil's lottery comparison starts with the player's location and selected game. Brazil's country guide organizes the available seller information for that location. The relevant comparison is online lottery sites that accept players from Brazil. The selected seller's eligibility terms remain part of the purchase check.

Mega Sena is a lottery in Brazil.

Mega Sena lists a base price of 6 BRL for a simple entry on CAIXA's lottery website.

Mega Sena has jackpot odds of 1 in 50,063,860 for a simple entry.

The official entry price provides a reference for the seller's checkout total. The selected entry needs checking for the number of lines and any extras.

A lottery purchase confirmation identifies the entry purchased from the seller. A lottery purchase confirmation needs checking for the draw date and selected numbers. The entry agreement explains the customer's rights to the purchase. The prize-claim procedure explains the steps after a possible win. Keep the confirmation with the terms that applied at the time of payment.