Lottery site review Checked 3 Nov 2026
LottoGo: Lottery Provider Review
LottoGo has been online since 2020, with licences from the UK Gambling Commission, the Isle of Man and South Africa's Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board. Its focus market is the United Kingdom, where our data lists it as locally licensed.
One thing is not on file with us yet: what LottoGo charges per line over the official price. Check it on the site before you pay.
LottoGo's sales model in our data is Takes bets on the draw's outcome. LottoGo takes a bet on the draw's result and does not buy an official ticket for you. LottoGo was founded in 2020 and accepts 4 deposit methods.
Our verdict on LottoGo
LottoGo states three licences, and its UK Gambling Commission licence covers its home market.
Our list of what LottoGo sells is short, with the UK National Lottery the main draw on it. Check the site's own list of draws before you sign up.
You can pay in by 4 methods: Visa, MasterCard, MuchBetter and Interac. Withdrawal methods are not on file with us.
The odds of a line are set by the lottery's own draw, not by the site that sells it. What changes from seller to seller is the price per line, and LottoGo's line prices are not on file with us yet.
Good
- Licensed in the United Kingdom
- Three licences stated
- Takes pounds, euros, Canadian and New Zealand dollars
Watch
- Short lottery list in our data
- 4 deposit methods, no withdrawal methods on file
- Line prices not on file with us yet
- Bet on the draw, not an official ticket
1 lotteries on sale
Every lottery LottoGo sells that has a page with us.
The official price, and what LottoGo charges
| Lottery | Official | At LottoGo | Over official |
|---|---|---|---|
| UK National Lottery | £2 | site price | markup |
Line prices are being recorded for every lottery and every lottery site. Until a price is on file the table shows the gap, and the review does not estimate a fee.
Paying in and getting paid
Deposit methods
Interac, MuchBetter, Visa, MasterCard
Withdrawal methods
Where you can play
The countries below come from the site's own country list. Rules change, and the sign-up page has the final say.
Focus markets
United Kingdom.
Not accepted from
Check the site's terms for the countries it does not accept.
What we checked
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Stated
Licence stated
UK Gambling Commission, The Isle of Man, Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board
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Licence on the register
Find LottoGo's licence number in the site footer and look it up on the UK Gambling Commission's public register.
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You check
Ticket evidence
A scan or record of the official ticket in your account before the draw.
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You check
Terms before payment
Ticket and syndicate terms linked before you pay.
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You check
Deposit limits
Daily, weekly or monthly deposit limits in your account settings.
LottoGo: questions
Is LottoGo licensed in the UK?
Yes: LottoGo states a licence from the UK Gambling Commission, and our data lists it as licensed in the United Kingdom. Check the licence number in the site footer on the Commission's public register. Set a budget before you buy, using the responsible gambling tools for guidance.
Which lotteries does LottoGo sell?
Our list for LottoGo is short, led by the UK National Lottery. The lotteries panel on this page shows every one we hold; check the site for the rest.
How do I deposit at LottoGo?
The methods on file are Visa, MasterCard, MuchBetter and Interac. No withdrawal methods are on file. Prize payment depends on the lottery and the sale model, as the lottery payout options guide explains.
Does LottoGo buy an official ticket for me?
No. Our data records LottoGo as a lottery betting site, which means it takes a bet on the draw's result instead of buying an official ticket for you. With a bet, a big win is paid by the site or its insurer, not by the lottery. The site's terms set out the details, so read them before you play. Our guide on how to buy lottery tickets compares the ways to enter.
Does buying at LottoGo change my odds?
No. The odds of a line are set by the lottery's draw, not by the site that sells it. What the site sets is the price per line, and we will show LottoGo's price next to the official one once it is on file. See our guide to lotto winning odds for how the draws work.
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