Lottogo

About Lottogo

Lottogo is operated by the Annexio Group of Companies who have offices in London, Jersey, Australia and the Isle of Man and are lottery betting specialists. With Lottogo, they’ve added slots and other games to their lottery product.

This lottery betting plus slots combo is a very powerful one which has proven to be a big draw for our users over the last couple of years.  Why?  Well for a start, with getting on for 1500 games the slots and live casino part of Lottogo is easily good enough to stand alone without any of the other products!

Games at Lottogo

Many ultra popular games are available to play at Lottogo including 9 Pots of Gold, Starburst, Fluffy and multiple Fishin’ Frenzy and Big Bass slots, and there’s also plenty of titles from less well known studios such as Nolimit City.  Although there’s no huge progressives (and there’s a reason for that, which we’ll come to) there’s a great selection of Red Tiger daily jackpot slots with 10 minute, daily and super drops.  There’s also a lobby area just for Pragmatic Play Drops & Wins to make it easy to see which games are included in this long running network promotion.

The games search facility works well but in case you aren’t sure what you want to play, there’s lots of added categorisation on the main Games page, grouping together slots by theme (e.g. Wild West, Ancient Gods) as well as highlighting some of the games studios.

Going beyond the slot games, there’s more than 30 Slingo games plus an instant win section that includes Aviator, scratchcards, video bingo and minesweeper style games.

The Live Casino part of the site has roulette, blackjack, baccarat and other card games by Evolution and Pragmatic Play and there’s also a full selection of game shows.  As we said, easily good enough to stand alone. For a while, they even had bingo, but following the phaseout of the Pragmatic Play bingo software in summer 2026 they have no plans to replace it with a different bingo product.

Other Products

On top of all this, there’s the lottery part of the site – and therein lies the reason that Lottogo doesn’t have any big progressive jackpot slots.  That side of things is well and truly taken care of by the lottery betting and scratchcard options.

LottoGo has both lottery betting and syndicate options.

1. With the lottery betting option, you place a bet on the outcome of a non UK lottery such as the Irish Lotto or Australia Powerball that you wouldn’t be eligible to buy a ticket for due to not being a resident of the country in question.  If the numbers you pick match those drawn, Lottogo pays out a sum that’s equal to the cash payout to the winner (i.e. net of any taxes etc), funded from insurance.
2. With the syndicate option, you join a group placing multiple bets on one of these lotteries (or, in the case of the Euromillions, buying tickets through an agent) and any payout is shared between group members.

LottoGo’s scratchcards have top prizes ranging from £100 to £200,000 and price points ranging from 20 games for £1 all the way up to £5 for 1 game so there’s definitely something for everyone.

Other Things To Consider

• Because Lottogo is primarily a lottery betting site, most of the promotions are on the lotto side, with just the occasional redeposit offer for slots (and Drops & Wins, of course).
• Lottogo does not offer much choice of payment methods.  You can use a debit card (either directly or via Apple Pay) or PayPal, and that’s it.

Final Thoughts

With all of the lottery and scratchcard action going on as well as the slots and live casino provision, Lottogo is definitely worth checking out.