Lottoland

About Lottoland

Lottoland is a well known award-winning international operator. Founded in 2013, they have grown rapidly over the last few years, adding a sportsbook in 2019. Based in Gibraltar, they also have a presence in Malta, where they are supporting reforestation and wildlife rescue initiatives.

Lottoland probably isn’t on many UK players’ radar as a place to play slots or place sports bets. It certainly should be, however – their casino and sportsbook products are both excellent.

Sports Betting At Lottoland

Let’s take a look at the sportsbook first; as well as offering a huge range of bets on football it also covers many less mainstream sports. For example, the Motorsports section covers Indycar, NASCAR, Rally, Formula E and others as well as the usual Formula 1. There’s also one of the most comprehensive e-sports sections you’ll find at a UK facing sportsbook. And if you’ve ever fancied a flutter on Padel, Futsal or Gaelic Hurling, you’re in the right place. The only notable omission was horse racing but that’s now been added as well.

The menu lets you filter to see what’s coming up in the next 3 or 6 hours as well as today and tomorrow’s fixtures, and the top leagues are all at the top so it’s easy to find the most popular events.

In play betting is available on football and several other sports and esports and there’s plenty of scope for bet builders and accas.

Slot & Casino Games At Lottoland

At the time of writing in 2026 there are two different versions of the Lottoland site, classic and beta.  The beta is eventually going to take over but for now, you can choose which version you prefer to play at.

The Casino area is well organised and packed with popular games; Rainbow Riches, Starburst, Big Bass Bonanza, Book of Dead, Bonanza and 9 Pots of Gold are all immediately visible in the lobby. And on the theme of “bonanza”, Lottoland has an exclusive edition of Sweet Bonanza called Lottoland Bonanza. There’s more than 1800 other slot games to explore, as well.

To help you find games you want to play, there’s a filtering system which lets you narrow it down by selecting one or more game providers to focus on or by only displaying games that fall within a selected volatility range.

You can view all these games in two ways, just the tiles or “List View” which shows a smaller tile along with game provider and volatility. Mouse over or touch a game in List View and you’ll see a heart icon to add it to favourites and links to play or pop up further information about the game (but not including Return To Player).

Lottoland has four lobby areas devoted to progressive jackpots. Big Bass Jackpot Bonanza needs no introduction. In the Overdrive tab, there’s a selection of more than 150 Red Tiger slot games which are all connected to a daily jackpot which is guaranteed to drop by 10pm, a rapid jackpot that can drop any time and a substantial Jumbo Jackpot. The Rapid Fire tab has 5 tier progressive jackpot games by Blueprint.

You can also find all of these just under Jackpots, along with a number of games that are connected to Relax Gaming’s Dream Drop progressive jackpot system (5 progressive jackpots with the largest one seeded at 500,000 euros) plus other progressive jackpot slots by NetEnt and Yggdrasil. Plenty to choose from then!  Most of the current jackpot amounts are shown in the lobby

The Live Dealer area has roulette, blackjack, baccarat, card and dice games and there’s also several live casino game shows by Pragmatic Play and Evolution including Crazy Time, Mega Ball, Sweet Bonanza Candyland and Extra Chilli Epic Spins.

The 70+ Slingo games have their own lobby button, as do crash games (there’s around a dozen of those). Finally there’s the Instant Win section where you’ll find various video bingo games, plinko, pachinko, and other instant win games.

Although Lottoland decided not to replace the Pragmatic Play bingo product when it was retired in 2026, there’s plenty of bingo adjacent games still here to enjoy, from bingo themed game shows to Slingo to half a dozen different varieties of video bingo.

Scratchcards have their own area elsewhere on the Lottoland site (classic only, at the time of writing).  There’s around 30 of their proprietary scratchcards at price levels from 10p to £20, with prizes going up to £1 million. If you like to support good causes as you play you will be delighted to find that included is a selection of “Play & Support” scratchcards in aid of various charities.

Other Considerations

Promotions at Lottoland are largely in-game slots affairs like Pragmatic Play’s Drops & Wins, but there’s also a weekly stake and get free spins offer which is nice to see.

Lottoland is a truly modern site; high-tech payment methods such as Trustly and MuchBetter are available (but strangely not Paypal) and the Lottoland mobile app can be configured to use face or fingerprint recognition (if your device supports it) so login is simple, safe and secure with no need to remember passwords.

Website login has an additional safety layer; if you haven’t logged in for a while change device or location they send a code via email that you need to enter to verify it’s you. It can take a couple of minutes to arrive.

Customer support chat is available 24/7 and when you open the help centre link, the chat bubble appears automatically.  You can also type your question directly into an box on the help page without needing to enter your name or account details.  Initial contact is with their bespoke chatbot Lopetto and there’s a button on the home page to summon them without having to go to the help centre first.

Final Thoughts

If you’re looking for somewhere fresh to bet on sports or play slot and casino games, Lottoland could be just the place for you.  The sheer quantity and quality of products on site make it a very exciting proposition for UK players.