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LotteryWorld review

LotteryWorld has sold lottery entries online since 2014 and states a licence from Curaçao. Its list covers the US jackpots, Powerball and Mega Millions, plus SuperEnalotto and the UK National Lottery.

What LotteryWorld charges per line over the official price is not on file with us yet. Our data says it takes a bet on the draw rather than buying an official ticket for you. Check its terms and its line prices on the site before you pay.

LotteryWorld was founded in 2014 and holds a licence from Curacao.

LotteryWorld accepts 16 deposit methods and 6 withdrawal methods.

How LotteryWorld sells entries: Takes bets on the draw's outcome.

By Samuel Osei | Updated
Panel Verdict

Our verdict on LotteryWorld

LotteryWorld has been online since 2014 under a licence from Curaçao. Our data shows no local licence in any of the markets we check it against, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Germany and Canada among them.

It takes 16 deposit methods, PayPal and Trustly among them, against 6 for withdrawals: Visa, Interac, MasterCard, Skrill, Neteller and WebMoney.

The odds of a line are set by the lottery's own draw, not by the site that sells it. What changes from seller to seller is the price per line, and LotteryWorld's line prices are not on file with us yet.

Good

  • Online since 2014
  • 16 deposit methods, PayPal and Trustly included
  • Site in 6 languages

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  • Curaçao licence only, no local licence in our data
  • 6 withdrawal methods against 16 for deposits
  • Line prices not on file with us yet
  • No focus markets on file
Panel What a line costs

The official price, and what LotteryWorld charges

Price per line, LotteryWorld vs official
Lottery Official At LotteryWorld Over official
Powerball $2 site price markup
Mega Millions $5 site price markup
EuroMillions €2.50 site price markup
EuroJackpot €2 site price markup
German Lotto €1.20 site price markup
Not in our data yet

Line prices are being recorded for every lottery and every lottery site. Until a price is on file the table shows the gap, and the review does not estimate a fee.

Panel Payments

16 ways to pay in, 6 ways to get paid

16

Deposit methods

Neteller, Trustly, WebMoney, UPI, PayPal, Interac, Euteller, MuchBetter, Sofort, Neosurf, Visa, PaysafeCard, EPS, MasterCard, Maestro, Skrill

6

Withdrawal methods

Fewer ways out than in. Check your deposit method is on this list before you pay in.

Neteller, WebMoney, Interac, Visa, MasterCard, Skrill

Panel Where it sells

Where you can play

The countries below come from the site's own country list. Rules change, and the sign-up page has the final say.

Focus markets

not on file

Not accepted from

Australia, Netherlands, Poland, Türkiye, Israel, Singapore, Afghanistan, Albania, American Samoa, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados and 44 more.

Panel Trust and safety

What we checked

  1. Licence stated

    Curaçao

    Stated
  2. Licence on the register

    Find LotteryWorld's licence number in the site footer and look it up on the Curaçao regulator's public register.

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  3. Ticket evidence

    A scan or record of the official ticket in your account before the draw.

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  4. Terms before payment

    Ticket and syndicate terms linked before you pay.

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  5. Deposit limits

    Daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits in your account settings.

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Panel Questions

LotteryWorld: questions

Is LotteryWorld legit?

LotteryWorld has been online since 2014 and states a licence from Curaçao. Our data shows no local licence in the markets we check, so look up the licence number in the site footer before you deposit.

How do I withdraw winnings from LotteryWorld?

LotteryWorld pays out by Visa, Interac, MasterCard, Skrill, Neteller or WebMoney. Pay in with one of these and you can be paid back the same way.

Which currencies does LotteryWorld accept?

US Dollar, Euro, Swedish Krona and British Pound.

Does LotteryWorld buy an official ticket for me?

Our data says LotteryWorld takes a bet on the draw's result instead of buying an official ticket for each line. The site's terms set out the details. Read them before you play: with a bet, a big win is paid by the site or its insurer, not by the lottery. Our guide to buying lottery tickets explains why sellers close sales early.

Does buying at LotteryWorld change my odds?

No. The odds of a line are set by the lottery's draw, not by the site that sells it. What the site sets is the price per line, and we will show LotteryWorld's price next to the official one once it is on file. See how the draw works on the Powerball game page.

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