Netlotto

Netlotto
Private
Industry Lotteries
Headquarters Brisbane, Australia Queensland, Australia
Products Online Lotteries
Website www.netlotto.com.au

Netlotto is a full licensed and accredited agent for the sale of Australian Lotteries and all games placed are official entries in the lottery draws. Netlotto operates under strict government supervision, and all sales and winnings are audited fully with the licensing authority.

History

NetLotto was founded in 2009 to establish a presence in the Australian Lottery market for the retailing of Australian Lottery products. Netlotto is a privately owned company established based in Brisbane, Australia.

As an accredited reseller of Australian Lottery, Netlotto holds an official Tattersall's reseller agreement, and is bound by strict code of rules that governs operations and operating procedures.

The company operates www.netlotto.com.au, a website for the online sale of Australian Lottery games to both Australian and overseas lottery players.

The Australian Lottery market attracts players from around the world, because of its 0% taxation of winnings, it's payment of the entire winnings as a lump sum and large Jackpots as high as $90,000,000AUD.

The Australian Lottery is also attractive to lottery players because of some of its low number ranges and balls required to match for prize payouts. The Tattslotto (Saturday Lotto) is a 6 from 45 lottery with the odds of 8,145,060 to 1, making it one on the lowest odds official lotteries in the world.

The Australian lotteries also donates a large portion of sales to charities and community groups.[1]

Netlotto provides a range of Lotto Syndicates and Lotto Systems, such as Lottery Wheeling, that use mathematically calculated numbers selections and spreads to give players a different approach to lottery playing.

Lottery Products On-sold By Netlotto

References

  1. "Lotterywest Delivers Record Return to WA Charities". Probono News. 16 September 2010. Retrieved 21 March 2011.
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