Australian Lottery Syndicates
If you're going to play the Australian Lottery in a syndicate, you want to make sure you get the best bang for your bucks. Check out our reviews below. But first some background:
The Australian Lottery
Five lottery corporations cover Australia - sharing prize pools for bigger prizes across the main games, being TattsLotto, Oz Lotto and the Australian Power Ball. Each corporation also runs games applicable to that region only.
Oz Lotto (or Oz 7 Lotto / Super 7's Oz Lotto)
OzLotto is a weekly Tuesday night draw with Jackpots often in the region of $2-$3 million, but sometimes reaching as much as $10 million.
In this game there are 45 balls, numbered 1 to 45, from which nine selections in total are made. The first seven are 'winning numbers', and the next two 'supplementary numbers'.
| Prize division |
What you need to win: |
Odds of winning: |
| Division One |
All 7 winning numbers |
1 in 45.379 million |
| Division Two |
Any 6 winning numbers plus supplementary number |
1 in 3.241 million |
| Division Three |
Any 6 winning numbers |
1 in 180,078 |
| Division Four |
Any 5 winning numbers plus supplementary number |
1 in 29,602 |
| Division Five |
Any 5 winning numbers |
1 in 3,430 |
| Division Six |
Any 4 winning numbers |
1 in 154 |
| Division Seven |
Any 3 winning numbers plus supplementary number |
1 in 87 |
TattsLotto (or Saturday Lotto)
TattsLotto is a weekly Saturday night draw offering a guaranteed jackpots of $4 million.
There are 45 balls, numbered 1 to 45, from which 8 selections are made. The first six are 'winning numbers', and the next two 'supplementary numbers'. An Australian Lottery player picks 6 numbers, and winning combinations are split over 5 'divisions':
| Prize division |
What you need to win: |
Odds of winning: |
| Division One |
All 6 winning numbers |
1 in 8.145 million |
| Division Two |
Any 5 winning numbers plus one or both supplementary numbers |
1 in 678,755 |
| Division Three |
Any 5 winning numbers |
1 in 36,690 |
| Division Four |
Any 4 winning numbers |
1 in 733 |
| Division Five |
Any 3 winning numbers plus one or both supplementary numbers |
1 in 290 |
Australian Power Ball
The Power Ball is the most popular Australian Lottery, not surprisingly given the large prize pool available - a guaranteed Divison One prize pool of at least $2 million every Thursday night. Jackpots can reach as high as $30 million.
The draw consists of 45 balls numbered 1 to 45, from which 5 are selected. A 6th ball is then drawn from a separate machine with a separate selection of balls numbered 1 to 45. Players pick 5 numbers, plus a further number for the Power Ball.
Prize are awarded according to 7 'divisions':
| Prize division |
What you need in one game to win: |
Odds of winning: |
| Division One |
All 5 winning numbers from the first 5 numbers drawn & the Powerball. |
1 in 54,979,155 |
| Division Two |
All 5 winning numbers from the first 5 numbers drawn only. |
1 in 1,249,526 |
| Division Three |
Any 4 winning numbers from the first 5 numbers drawn & the Powerball. |
1 in 274,896 |
| Division Four |
Any 3 winning numbers from the first 5 numbers drawn & the Powerball. |
1 in 7,049 |
| Division Five |
Any 4 winning numbers from the first 5 numbers drawn only. |
1 in 6,248 |
| Division Six |
Any 2 winning numbers from the first 5 numbers drawn & Powerball. |
1 in 556 |
| Division Seven |
Any 3 winning numbers from the first 5 numbers drawn only. |
1 in 160 |
Australian Lottery Syndicate Reviews
Australian Lottery Syndicates: |
| Rating |
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Summary |
| ***** |
TSC2000 Australian Lottery Syndicate |
A professional Australian syndicate, with a good balance of entries and players. Recommended. |
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