Affiliate disclosure
The site is free to use. We earn money from ads and from commissions when someone signs up with a licensed partner through our links.
Last updated 20 October 2026
How we make money
- Ads, shown in clearly labelled "Advertisement" spaces.
- Affiliate commissions from licensed partners, when you click a "Sponsored" link and sign up or play with them.
We never charge you, and you never pay more because you came through our link.
Partners don't influence picks or stats
Strategy picks come from fixed, published rules (see strategy transparency). No partner can pay for a pick, a ranking, a result or a review, and our writers don't know which partners earn the most.
How partner links work
- Every partner link is labelled "Sponsored", shows the partner's licence, and sits beside our responsible-gambling notice.
- We only show a partner where it holds a licence for your country and the lottery on the page. If none does, we show the official operator's site, or nothing.
- Clicks go through our own link first, which records the offer, the page section, the lottery, your country and a one-way hash of your browser type, then sends you on. The partner sees tags saying the visit came from us; they get no personal information from us. See our privacy notice.
Who we work with
| Partner | Type | Licence | Shown to visitors in |
|---|---|---|---|
| National Lottery | Official operator (no commission) | Operator | South Africa |
Rules by country
- South Africa: National Lottery games link only to the official National Lottery. Licensed bookmakers may appear for international draws such as UK49s.
- United Kingdom: only bookmakers licensed by the Gambling Commission, for UK49s.
- France: only FDJ, which runs the national lottery.
- Ghana: only operators licensed by the National Lottery Authority.