Lottery site review Checked 27 Oct 2026
TheLotter review
TheLotter has sold lottery tickets online since 2002 and holds a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority. It sells the big jackpot draws, Powerball, Mega Millions, EuroMillions and EuroJackpot among them, and national games such as Mega Sena, Melate and Mark Six.
Two things are not on file with us yet: what it charges per line over the official price, and whether your account shows a scan of the ticket before the draw. Check both before you pay.
TheLotter was founded in 2002 and holds a licence from Malta Gaming Authority.
TheLotter accepts 11 deposit methods and 5 withdrawal methods.
TheLotter sells lottery tickets as a Buys official tickets for the player site.
Our verdict on TheLotter
TheLotter has been online since 2002 and works under a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority. Its list of lotteries is broad: the US, European and Australian jackpot games, plus national draws from Latin America, Europe and Asia.
Its focus markets are Australia, Mexico and Sweden. Our data shows no local licence in Sweden or Mexico, so a player there buys from a site regulated in Malta, not by the national regulator.
Paying in is easy, with 11 methods that include Visa, MasterCard, Skrill, Neteller, Trustly and Sofort. Getting paid has fewer routes: 5 methods, from bank transfer to Skrill and Neteller.
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 we do not have TheLotter's line prices on file yet.
Good
- Selling online since 2002
- Licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority
- 11 deposit methods, Trustly and Sofort included
- Site in 12 languages, 9 currencies accepted
- Sells the big US and European jackpots and many national draws
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- 5 withdrawal methods against 11 for deposits
- No local licence in Sweden or Mexico, two of its focus markets
- Line prices and service fees not on file with us yet
- Ticket scans before the draw not confirmed by us
46 lotteries on sale
Every lottery TheLotter sells that has a page with us.
- 10e Lotto
- Austria Lotto
- Bingo 5
- BonoLoto
- California SuperLotto
- Canada Lotto
- Cash4Life
- Ekstra Pensja
- El Gordo
- EuroJackpot
- EuroMillions
- Extra 5
- Finland Lotto
- French Lotto
- German Lotto
- Hungarian Lotto
- Irish Lottery
- Italy Lotto
- Joker
- Kábala
- La Primitiva
- Lotto 6/45
- Lotto 6/49
- Lotto India
- Lotto Max
- Magnum 4D
- Mark Six
- Mega Millions
- Mega Sena
- Melate
- New York Lotto
- On Numara
- OZ Lotto
- Pick 3
- Polish Lotto
- Powerball
- Sportka Sazka
- Super Lotto
- SuperEnalotto
- SuperStar
- Sweden Lotto
- TattsLotto
- Tinka
- Totoloto
- UK National Lottery
- Vikinglotto
The official price, and what TheLotter charges
| Lottery | Official | At TheLotter | 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 |
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.
11 ways to pay in, 5 ways to get paid
Deposit methods
Cards, e-wallets and bank payments such as Trustly, Sofort and GiroPay.
Neteller, Bancontact/Mister Cash, Trustly, GiroPay, Rapid Transfer, Sofort, Visa, PaysafeCard, EPS, MasterCard, Skrill
Withdrawal methods
Bank transfer, Visa, MasterCard, Skrill and Neteller. Check your deposit method is on this list before you pay in.
Neteller, Bank Transfer, Visa, MasterCard, Skrill
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
Australia, Sweden, Mexico.
Not accepted from
Check the site's terms for the countries it does not accept.
What we checked
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Stated
Licence stated
Malta Gaming Authority
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You check
Licence on the register
Find TheLotter's licence number in the site footer and look it up on the Malta Gaming Authority's public register.
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Confirmed
Ticket evidence
A scan or record of the official ticket in your account before the draw.
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You check
Terms before payment
Ticket and syndicate terms linked before you pay.
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You check
Deposit limits
Daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits in your account settings.
TheLotter: questions
Is TheLotter legit?
TheLotter has sold lottery tickets online since 2002 and states a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority. We have not confirmed the licence on the regulator's register, so look up the number in the site footer before you deposit. Our guide to lottery scams shows how to check a seller's licence.
Is TheLotter licensed in Sweden?
Not in our data. TheLotter names Sweden as a focus market, but its licence is from Malta, not from the Swedish regulator. The same goes for Mexico.
How do I withdraw winnings from TheLotter?
TheLotter pays out by bank transfer, Visa, MasterCard, Skrill or Neteller. That is 5 withdrawal methods against 11 for deposits, so pay in with a method you can also be paid with.
Which currencies does TheLotter accept?
US Dollar, Euro, British Pound, Australian Dollar, Canadian Dollar, Swiss Franc, South African Rand, Indian Rupee and Russian Ruble.
Does buying at TheLotter 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 TheLotter's price next to the official one once it is on file. Our lottery odds guide compares jackpot odds across the big games.
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