Jessie Sale

3 days ago | lotterydaily.com | Jessie Sale

Allwyn and the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 have come together to form an official volunteer programme, supporting the “biggest-ever global celebration of women’s rugby”. Ahead of the tournament’s first return to England since 2010, the National Lottery operator has kicked off an initiative to support the Women’s Rugby World Cup with 1,500 volunteers – 65% of which are women themselves.

4 days ago | lotterydaily.com | Jessie Sale

A new daily draw game has been launched by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Lottery which offers players a chance to win up to AED 2,500 (approx £500) every day. Pick 3, which costs only AED 5 (approx £1) per entry, requires players to pick three numbers each between zero and nine.

5 days ago | lotterydaily.com | Jessie Sale

Allwyn has warned shop owners that their National Lottery terminals will stop working for approximately 36 hours during a new technical switchover. Allwyn UK CEO, Andria Vidler, shared that the down time will happen during a weekend this upcoming summer, enabling the new systems to go live, according to Better Retailing. This is the very first upgrade of the National Lottery’s technology and operations since the start of the third National Lottery Licence back in 2009.

1 week ago | lotterydaily.com | Jessie Sale

Norwegian gambling regulator Lottstift is awaiting a response from Norsk Tipping after finding the state-owned operator had breached underage policies. Having been tipped off by a bank, the gambling regulator has accused Norsk Tipping of allowing a person under 18 to interact with its gambling services. A “large total amount” of money had been transferred from a bank account owned by someone under 18, flowing into a Norsk Tipping customer account that had been registered for over a year.

1 week ago | lotterydaily.com | Jessie Sale

Lottery.com and its Sports.com brand sponsored the Indianapolis 500 over the weekend, marking its official motorsports debuts in the NTT IndyCar Series. Callum Ilott was seen driving the No. 90 car for Prema Racing under the Lottery.com banner, whilst Louis Foster, racing the No. 45 car for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, was showcasing Sports.com branding.