Euro Millions Lotto Oracle Review
Euro Millions Oracle, not surprisingly, plays the Euro Millions Lotto. The operator runs the syndicate purely for a share of the winnings - so there are no charges. This is great so long as the motivation remains to keep the syndicate running, and a share of the EuroMillions jackpot might just be enough to maintain that. Odds are tougher but those jackpots can be very large.
Before we get in to the detail, let me get out of the way the most controversial aspect of this syndicate. The organiser claims to be a psychic, clairvoyant and spiritual healer. And encourages members to use 'Angel Magic' to select numbers.
Now before you hit the 'back' button - no, I don't put any faith in such claims either. But don't dismiss the syndicate outright on this reason alone. I'd suggest most psychics are honest people, as they genuinely believe they have a gift. Personally I believe that gift can be easily explained by human pyschology, and is nothing more than perception and peoples desire to focus on what they want to hear and believe. But that's a debate for elsewhere ;-)
Back to the Euro Millions lotto!
Euro Millions Oracle is UK based. Each member funds a single line in the syndicate at £1.50 per week (or 2.25 Euros), choosing their own numbers to play. There is no restriction on the number of weeks you have to play for. There is a single syndicate and all members take an equal share in the winnings. The syndicate is open to players all over the world. Payment is made by cheque or money order. Receipts are issued via email. Numbers played and results are posted to the website (or get Euro Millions Results emailed to you). Winnings are distributed monthly, with only a very respectable £1 admin charge for issue of the cheque. Alternatively you can have winnings fund future entries.
So, with Euro Millions Oracle we have a very low cost, enthusiast run syndicate. It looks well run, and well thought out. Unfortunately the 'Angel Magic' aspect to the site will put people off, and indeed there appear to currently be just 3 players. But however wacky you consider this to be, as a method of 'random' selection of lottery numbers, at least it can't hurt your chances!
If this makes you uncomfortable however, or if you want a professionally run syndicate, then you need to look at the VWD Euro Millions Lottery syndicate instead.
Ultimately though, it's the lack of members that makes this syndicate hard to recommend - with the Euro Millions lotto it takes more than 3 members just to bring the odds down to those of a single entry on the UK Lotto (and yes, the Angels are not really helping!).
Rating: *****
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