Yes! There are free Internet lotteries out there where you can win millions of pounds for free. These lotteries are safe to play, run by respected companies and, what is more, they won't cost you a penny. And you really can win big money at these lotteries. With most of the lottery and bingo sites we recommend, drawings take place every day and you really can win millions. In fact, the companies running these lotteries have insurance, so they would love you to win so they can use the publicity. It's costing you nothing, so why not go ahead and give them a go...

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There are also lotteries that cost money to enter but your chances of winning are much larger. Standard entry fees range from around 20p to win up to £50,000 and from £1 for £1,000,000. Since these require more trust, we've only included top brand names and reputable companies. These lottery sites and companies have been around for a long time and can be trusted.

If you are a lottery gambler, some resources provide guidelines to enhance your winning odds. Some say it will help you to cut down substantially on unlikely numbers, increasing your winning chances in the process.

These lottery drawing systems represent quite a bit of work and might open your mind (or at least your curiosity, since none has ever been guaranteed). Using statistics and probability, they try to increase the chance of hitting the numbers by aiming certain range of numbers and ignoring the other groups, which have a lower possibility of being hit.

Info: Lottery Scam Warnings
There seems to be lots of scam emails doing the rounds which tell you that you have won a jackpot prize in a (fake) lottery.

Users who respond to these emails are asked to send sums such as £7,000 or €5,625 as a "service fee" to receive their 'winnings'. If you pay that money you then receive another letter, claiming to be from the Gaming Board of Great Britain, and with a forged signature of a board member, asking for €20,000.

So far, at least 10,000 people have lost their money - please don't let the next one be you!

The sad fact is that there are so many scams that the authorities can not chase them all. The Metropolitan Police have established a resource ( www.met.police.uk/fraudalert) to assist in combating specific types of high value fraud, which include a contact email address. 15 call centres were uncovered in Canada solely targeting the UK , one of which is known to have conned British victims out of £600,000.

The actual text of emails varies, as do the so-called 'winning numbers', the prize values and name of companies involved. Some variations ask you to complete an emailed or online claim form at a url such as "linkfinanceandtrustltd.com" which forwards to anonymous pages on MSN. Others ask you to fill the form in and fax it to them.

If you receive any of the emails mentioned above, we recommend that you delete them and make your friends and colleagues aware of their existence. Do not reply to them and do not complete their online claim forms.

Now that you know a little bit more about online lotteries, why don’t you set up accounts with our recommended lottery websites? They’ll give you a wide choice of lottery and random games.

So prepare for fun and exhilarating moments! Good luck to you all!

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