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German Lotto 6/49 is one of the oldest and richest European lottery games.
Over EUR 2.8 Billion paid out each year
The German Lotto currently pays out up to EUR 2.8 Billion to lottery players annually. The German Lotto 6/49 follows the traditional lottery draw-style, lotto jackpot game offered since 1974.
Starting with a guaranteed EUR 1 million, the average jackpot won in the German Lotto 6/49 has been EUR 5.24 Million. Like most lotteries, the top prize increases with a roll over of prizes every time that the jackpot is not won.
With twice weekly draws held on Wednesdays and Saturdays, the German Lotto 6/49 has a great reputation for a lively increase in prizes. The largest jackpot prize in the German Lottery was EUR 45 million won in December 2007.
How it Works:
The German Lotto is a double-matrix draw of 6/49 and 1/10. Each ticket combination is composed of 6 numbers from a pool of 49, and another number from a Super Number pool of 10. The winning ticket has to match the 6 numbers drawn from 49, and the Super Number. There is also an Additional Number from 1 to 10, which is used for category 3, 5 and 7.
To Play German Lotto 6/49, you need to select 6 numbers from 1 to 49 and a Bonus or Super Number from 1 to 10. You have the option of picking your own numbers for each play, or request them to be randomly generated for you by choosing the "QuickPick" option.
» Aprox 50% of sales go back to players as prizes
» Average UK Lotto Jackpot prize value is £6.3M
» Unclaimed prizes exceed £600 Million to date
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» Average weekly sales exceed £80 Million
» Total Prizes have exceeded £19 Billion to date
» Average of 750,000 winners each week
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