operator dossier
TheLotter
Official lottery tickets bought for you, for a fee of up to 30%.
4/12
Dark, 4/12
- Coin spokes
- 0/3
- Spin-up
- 3/3
- Repute
- 1/3
- Terms
- 0/3
score sheet
How TheLotter scores
Coin spokes
0/3Takes no coins
Spin-up
3/3Minimum deposit €5
Terms
0/3- Offer on file, no
- Minimum stated, no
- Wagering or expiry stated, no
TheLotter charges a convenience fee (up to 30%) per ticket purchase. No deposit bonuses; revenue model based on service fees only.
Repute
1/3Expert rating on file 4.4 of 5
the read
The CX read
Official tickets bought on your behalf, with a convenience fee of up to 30% per ticket on file. There is no welcome offer to score.
- the cashier
- Visa, Mastercard, bank transfer and Skrill. No coins. The minimum deposit is €5.
- the offer
- There is no welcome bonus. The operator charges a convenience fee of up to 30% on each ticket and says those fees are its only revenue.
- the record
- Founded in 2002, based in Malta and licensed by the MGA. It lists Canada, the UK, Australia, Europe and a limited set of US states.
plus and minus
What counts for it and against it
For
- A €5 minimum deposit
- The ticket fee is stated upfront
Against
- A fee of up to 30% on every ticket
- No welcome offer
- No crypto
house offer
House offer
No Welcome Bonus
TheLotter charges a convenience fee (up to 30%) per ticket purchase. No deposit bonuses; revenue model based on service fees only.
Visit TheLotter18+Terms at TheLotter.
on file
What TheLotter publishes
- Established
- 2002
- Licence
- Malta Gaming Authority
- Headquarters
- Malta
- Minimum deposit
- €5
- Type
- Lottery
payment methods
- Visa
- Mastercard
- Bank Transfer
- Skrill
accepted from
- United States (limited states)
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- Australia
- Europe
4/12Dark
verdict
Leads on spin-up. Trails on coin spokes and terms.
Grade Dark, 4/12, #20 on the board.
Who it suits: Lottery players who want an official ticket in a foreign draw and accept the fee.
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