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The Huge Spanish Lottery Superdraw
After the global success of the EuroMillions syndicate and the UK lottery syndicate, e-lottery has introduced it’s Spanish lottery syndicate.
December 2008 was the month that the Spanish lottery joined Virtual World Direct and it’s other popular lottery games, giving its members a far greater chance of sharing a prize in this enormous Spanish lottery game.
Many people are still not aware of the Spanish lottery outside of Spain, so please let us explain how huge it is for most of the Spanish population. In Spain it is a way of life and 4 in 5 Spaniards take part. That’s an incredible 98% of the population!
There are many key reasons why numerous Spanish subjects play the Spanish lottery draw. First off, there is the motive of playing the biggest lottery prize fund of any world lottery – 2.20 Billion Euros! Second, there are more than 13,000 immediate payment prizes offered. Lastly, the chance of picking up a cash prize in the Christmas draw is a really handsome 1 in 6.
With the attention that’s paid to the Christmas Spanish Lottery (ElGordo), lots of Spaniards are unaware that there are five more ElGordo draws annually as well. These draws occur in Jan, March, May, July and Nov. Whilst these 5 draws don’t have the massive prize fund of the Christmas lottery game, they are nevertheless considerable, ranging from seventy-eight million Euros to 655 million Euros. Additionally, these lottery draws provide approximately threefold as many prizes as the Christmas draw also the likelihood of picking up a cash prize of an astounding 1 in 3.
The Spanish Christmas draw functions differently to just about all the other lotteries in the world. Buying lottery tickets for the Christmas draw ‘billete’ is very expensive, equalling two hundred Euros. Still, these Lottery tickets are divided into 10 ‘decimos’ (one-tenths) costing twenty Euros for each one. When buying your lottery tickets you have the choice of buying a single decimo, a complete Lottery ticket, or a share of one. If you don’t buy the complete ticket, someone else will purchase what’s left of your ticket. e.g., whenever you buy 2 decimos and somebody else buys 3 then another person buys 5 decimos and your Lottery ticket scoops 1000 Euros, then you will collect 200 Euros, 300 Euros and 500 Euros respectively. Because of the price of buying a complete ticket, it’s typical for friends and families to syndicate their money then each player purchases a single ‘decimo’ (one-tenth).
The chance of winning a prize in the Spanish Lottery is fantastic but if you choose to play as a member of an e-Lottery’s Spanish lottery syndicate you will have a 20 times much improved chance of sharing a cash prize in each and every Spanish Lottery Syndicate draw.
