Belgium Lotto

The Belgium Lotto features 9 prize divisions. To win any prize in Belgium Lotto, you have to match 2 numbers. Chances to hit the Belgium Lotto jackpot are 1: 8,145,060. To see all the Belgium Lotto odds, go to the REVIEW tab.

Belgium Lotto hot numbers are the lottery numbers that appear the most in drawings. Belgium Lotto cold numbers are the numbers that appear infrequently. Some lotto players choose them specifically because of the frequency, believing that their reappearance in Belgium Lotto results is only a matter of time, while others stay clear.

The jackpot history tool will enable you to see the changes in the biggest Belgium Lotto jackpots over time. Use the data to carry out analysis, comparisons and predictions for the next Belgium Lotto jackpot.

Do you have a dream you think will take your entire life to achieve? Well, you are not alone, many of us have one crazy dream that we think is almost unattainable. Belgium Lotto can make this happen in a matter of minutes! All you need is to participate in the game and you might be a lucky winner of millions of Euros.

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Belgium Lotto Overview

This is an exciting and enjoyable lottery game offered by Loterie Nationale (Belgium National Lottery). The first-ever draw to be held for this game was on February 4, 1978. Belgium Lotto has two draws per week on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The minimum jackpot is usually €1 million, but it keeps on growing if there is no winner for a particular draw.

Unlike other lottery games that simply roll over the jackpot, the Belgium Lotto makes it a little bit different. If no player wins the Wednesday jackpot, the money is rolled over to the following Wednesday jackpot draw and the same applies to the Saturday jackpot draw.

Playing Belgium Lotto

Belgium Lotto allows you to choose 6 numbers and a bonus number from a pool of 1 to 45. The bonus number helps in determining winners on 2, 4, 6, and 8 prize-winning levels. When you match all 6 drawn numbers, you win the jackpot prize. If there is more than one player, then the prize is shared equally among the players.

The reason why this lottery is very popular is that it gives you 7 other ways of winning prizes apart from the jackpot. This means the probability of walking away with a prize is high. You can pick your numbers manually or use QuickPick. As such, you don’t have to be a pro to participate in this exciting Loterie Nationale lottery game. If you are not sure of the numbers to pick, QuickPick will be a good idea. It picks everything for you through computer software.

There are authorized dealers from whom you are to purchase the lottery tickets. The cost per entry in this Belgium National Lottery game is €1.00.

Whenever you get your ticket manually, you need to confirm that the numbers printed on it are similar to the ones you chose through the playslip with the exception of the QuickPick-generated tickets. The other key areas to check on your ticket are the draw dates and the number of entries in case you have opted for advance draws.

Lastly, you should sign your ticket at the back as this is important if you are to make it truly yours. Tickets that are not signed can be easily picked up, signed, and used to claim prizes where applicable.

Eligibility for Belgium Lotto

Belgium Lotto is generally regarded as an in-house lottery game that shares lots of characteristics with other in-house lotteries around the globe. What this means is that Belgium Lotto is only available to people living in Belgium.

However, if by the time the results for the Belgium Lotto are out and you are not in the country, you have the liberty to check them from wherever you are. This is possible through some lottery platforms that share results from different lottery games around the world.

In terms of age, Loterie Nationale has put a limit of 18 years and above for anyone participating in this game.

As pointed out in the opening paragraphs, Belgium Lotto has two draws in a week conducted in the capital Brussels. This happens every Wednesday and Saturday as from 8.10 p.m. and the results broadcasted on La une Television. Also, the results are displayed on the official Loterie Nationale websites which are loterienationale.be, lotto.be, and nationaleloterij.be.

Compared to other lotteries from around the world, Belgium Lotto happens to have some of the most competitive odds of winning. It has a total of 8 different ways through which you can win and this simply means lots of prizes each week.

• To win the jackpot, you have to match all the 6 main numbers and from the previous plays, the odds of winning are 1:8,145,060.
• The second level prize goes to the player or players who match 5 of the main numbers in any order in addition to the bonus number. The odds of winning this prize are 1:1,357,510.4
• The third prize, which comes at odds of 1:35,724 is one won by matching 5 of the 6 main numbers drawn.
• The fourth division prize has much lower odds at 1:14,290 and requires you to match 4 numbers in addition to the bonus number.
• The fifth division prize level requires you to just match 4 of the main numbers and this happens at odds of 1:772.
• The third last (6^th) prize level has odds of 1:579 and to get this prize, you have to match 3out of the 6 main numbers plus a bonus number.
• The seventh prize division, which is the second last prize level requires you to match only 3 main winning numbers at odds of 1:48.
• The last prize division gives you an opportunity to win if you match 2 out of the 6 drawn numbers in addition to the bonus number.
• Generally, if you are to win any prize on this lottery game, your overall odds are 1:24.