Lottoland sister sites

Lottoland facts

Written by Benjamin Rose – Head Writer

Every line below was read off the Gambling Commission public register and the live Lottoland site on 7 September 2026. Nothing here is carried over from an older write-up.

Lottoland sister sites 2026

The short answer is that there are none. A sister site, on this site, means another brand sitting on the same Great Britain licence account. Account 38991 belongs to EU Lotto Limited and it lists exactly one trading name, lottoland, and exactly one domain, www.lottoland.co.uk. Both are marked Active.

We also searched the whole business register for the word lottoland rather than only opening the account page. That search returns a single result, EU Lotto Limited on account 38991. So no other licensed company is running a Lottoland-branded site at UK players either.

That makes Lottoland unusual. Most brands we cover share an account with two, four or a dozen others, and the shared account is the whole reason a sister-site page exists. Here the useful comparison is sideways rather than inside the group, so the table below sets Lottoland against the other lotto betting brands on the register. These are competitors, not sisters. None of them shares an account with Lottoland.

The contrast worth noticing is LottoGo. Annexio (Jersey) Limited runs LottoGo and CasinoGo from one account, so those two really are sister sites and a limit or a closure on one is very likely to touch the other. With Lottoland there is nothing else on the account for that to happen to.

One more brand is worth a warning rather than a comparison. Lottomatrix Operations Limited, account 49262, was the licence holder behind lotto.jackpot.com. All four of its remote licences now show as Surrendered with an end date of 30 April 2026, so it is no longer a live UK option.

Lottoland operator, EU Lotto Limited

EU Lotto Limited holds account 38991 and licence 038991-R-319408-020. The register gives its head office as Office Suite A, Ocean Village Promenade, Gibraltar GX11 1AA. The four remote activities on the licence started at different times, which is a useful sign of how long the operator has been here: General Betting Standard Real Event from 1 November 2014, Casino from 11 August 2015, General Betting Standard Virtual Event from 23 November 2017 and Bingo from 6 December 2019. All four are Active with no end date, and the account has no regulatory actions page.

The live site says the same thing in its own words. The footer reads that Lottoland and the website are operated by EU Lotto Ltd, company number 109514, registered at Suite A, Ocean Village Promenade, Ocean Village, Gibraltar GX11 1AA, licensed and regulated by the Gambling Commission for customers in Great Britain under account number 38991. The payouts page adds the second regulator, saying bets are placed with EU Lotto Limited, licensed by the Government of Gibraltar and regulated by the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner as well as the Gambling Commission for Great Britain.

One structural point matters more than the licence itself. Lottoland is not a lottery operator. Its own footer says so: Lottoland is not an official lottery operator, it allows customers to bet on different lotteries, and a winning customer is paid by Lottoland rather than by the lottery. The company explains that it runs an insurance model, paying smaller wins out of sales revenue and covering large jackpots through insurance. That is a legitimate, licensed product, but it is a different product from a lottery ticket and it is the thing UK readers most often get wrong.

Lottoland review

Welcome bonus

The homepage checked for this review led with a welcome offer of 100 free spins. The small print under it reads: 18+, sign up, deposit and stake £20 on selected slots, and receive 100 free spins on Fishin Frenzy Even Bigger Fish, with a 30 day free spins expiry and full terms applying.

Two honest caveats. First, the Offers and Rewards page listed 0 results when we opened it, so the homepage banner was the only live offer we could confirm. Second, the served HTML and the rendered page gave two different end dates for the same offer, so we have deliberately left the expiry date out. Read it off the site yourself before you sign up.

Lotto betting, and the deductions

This is the part to read twice. Lottoland says it matches the prize of each tier, including the jackpot, so a win feels like a lottery win. But its own material terms summary, last updated 5 April 2025, sets out deductions: 38 percent of the prize in the three highest tiers on MegaMillions and Powerball, and 20 percent in the three highest tiers on SuperEnalotto. The terms also reserve the right to pay large prizes as a discounted lump sum or as an annuity, and the footer spells out annuity periods of up to 10, 25 or 30 years depending on the size of the prize.

Games and providers

Beyond lotto the site runs casino, live casino, scratchcards and a sportsbook. Lottoland describes its own range as 3500 plus top slots and live casino games. The sportsbook carries a cap that is easy to miss: the material terms summary sets maximum winnings of 100,000 euros, or the sterling equivalent, per day.

Licensing and support

The licence position is the strongest thing about Lottoland. Four active remote activities, the oldest running since 2014, one clean domain listing and no regulatory actions is a better register record than most brands we cover. Support runs through a chatbot and a help centre, with support@lottoland.co.uk listed as the contact address, and the site publishes a complaints procedure.

Withdrawals

The payouts page says you must nominate a bank account, that the account has to be in your own name and in your country of residence, and that funds are typically deposited within a few business days. Jackpot wins get a phone call and a full verification step first. The material terms summary also warns that wins are subject to enhanced checks before confirmation, and that bets can still be voided during that process.

Things we would want you to know

Three terms stood out. Accounts with no staking activity for twelve months or more can attract monthly administration fees. Liability outside a verified win is capped at the stake, or 5,000 euros for any other dispute. And www.lottoland.co.uk now redirects to a beta version of the site, which carries its own banner offering a link back to the classic site.

Verdict

6 out of 10. The licence evidence is clean and long-standing, the operator is open about being a betting company rather than a lottery, and the payout process is documented. It loses marks for the prize-tier deductions, the liability and dormancy clauses, and a weak public review score. Lottoland is a real UK-licensed brand with no sister sites, not a bargain to be chased.

What Lottoland players say

Trustpilot is the largest public sample. When checked for this page the Lottoland profile showed a score of 2.3, labelled Poor, from 5,996 reviews. The profile has been claimed since March 2016 and carries a paid Trustpilot subscription. Trustpilot also notes that the company has replied to 96 percent of its negative reviews and typically replies within 24 hours, which is better engagement than the score alone suggests.

The three most recent reviews visible when we looked pulled in opposite directions, which fits a score built from a lot of one-star and a lot of five-star opinions. The newest complained about being asked for extra documents for a manual payout after an earlier payout had gone through, and about the new beta site. Another told readers not to join. The third described a £10,000 win that was paid in, and put the bad reviews down to losing players. Read the profile yourself rather than trusting any single review, including these.

Trustpilot lists the company contact as 23 Ocean Village Promenade, Gibraltar and support@lottoland.co.uk.

Sources checked: Gambling Commission public register account and search pages for EU Lotto Limited, the live Lottoland UK site including its footer, payouts page, material terms summary and lotto betting explainer, and Trustpilot. All fetched 7 September 2026.