Australian Lottery

Australia has several lottery games most of which are run by state government owned corporations. Although the state government run lotteries makes up of the lions share of the total online lotteries there are also a few number of national lotteries also . These games are typically administered by one of several government owned corporations, and syndicated through the Australian Lotto Bloc - an umbrella organisation consisting of the several lottery operators - with prize pools combined between states. For example, Tattersalls administrates the Saturday Lotto Oz Lotto and Powerball games on behalf of the bloc. Similarly, South Australian Lotteries operate the Australian Soccer Pools, although lotteries are legal they are very strictly regulated by the government and each and every lottery strictly adhere to all government laws. These laws normally very from state to state for instance In most states, lotteries products can only be bought by persons over the age of 18 years. But in some states (for example, Western Australia and South Australia), the minimum age is decreased to 16 years only. Another special characteristics of Australian lottery is that unlike most lottery competitions around the world the Australian lottery game(s) prizes are tax paid values. So if a player wins a million dollar prize, he gets paid a million dollars and the money is given as a lump sum no matter how large the amount is.Some of the famous lotteries of Australia include

Tattslotto The game is marketed as "Tattersalls" in Victoria, Tasmania, Australian Capital Territory, and the Northern Territory; as "Gold Lotto" in Queensland; and as "Lotto" or "Saturday Lotto" in New South Wales, South Australia and Western Australia. Tattersall's has an effective monopoly over lotteries in Victoria, Tasmania, and the Northern Territory, there being no other licensed operators in these states. The company also owns several poker machines and the rights to betting in the Australian Football League matches 'Tipstar' A player purchases a number of "games" by either marking numbers on a computer-scannable ticket or by requesting a random selection normally called the quick pick or autopick option. Games where a player selects six numbers only is known as a Standard game, and these are often played in multiples of two. More than six numbers can be selected per game - known as a Systems entry (eg. 'System 7' is where seven numbers are selected) - but the cost of that game rises as the odds of winning increase. Some states also allow you to select only 5 or 4 numbers, with those numbers being combined with every combination of the remaining numbers (giving the equivalent of 40 and 780 standard games respectively). This is sometimes also referred to as a Systems entry - eg. 'System 5' - or as a 'With The Field' entry. The prize structure of tattslotto is

1. First Division ( $700,000) - All six winning numbers in a game. 
2. Second Division (: $12,000) - Five winning numbers and one supplementary in a game. 
3. Third Division ($1,000) - Five winning numbers in a game. 
4. Fourth Division (: $50 ) - Four winning numbers in a game. 
5. Fifth Division (: $24 ) - Three winning and one supplementary in a game. 

Ozlotto it is one off Australia's oldest lottery games played normally on Tuesday nights. As regards the game is considered oz lotto is very much similar to tattslotto with the same selection of six numbers out of 65.however it’s a touch more expensive then other lotto games. To make it more difficult to win Oz Lotto's the game was restructured to select seven numbers instead of the regular You can win the following divisions if you have

1. First Division ( $700,000) - All seven winning numbers in a game. 
2. Second Division (: $12,000) - six winning numbers and one supplementary in a game. 
3. Third Division ($1,000) - six winning numbers in a game. 
4. Fourth Division (: $50 ) - five winning numbers in a game. And one supplementary
5. Fifth Division (Average: ) - Any Five winning numbers 
6. Sixth Division (Average: ) - Any Four winning numbers 
7. Seventh Division (Average: ) - Any Three winning numbers plus one or both supplementary numbers 

Powerball :it is the Australian version of the famous american lottery game powerball .
The game is administered by Tattersalls, and syndicated to all states through the Australian Lotto Bloc. Draws take place on Thursday nights.the special feature of this game is that apart from selecting the correct seven numbers out of possible forty five winning numbers you also have to get the correct powerball number in order to win the jackpot.the prize structure of powerball is

1. First Divisio-(2 million) Five winning numbers and the selected Powerball in a game. 
2. Second Division - (: $80,000 ) - All five winning numbers in a game. 
3. Third Division - (: $6000 ) - Four winning numbers and the selected Powerball in a game. 
4. Fourth Division - ( $1000 ) - Three winning numbers and the selected Powerball in a game. 
5. Fifth Division - ($55 ) - Four winning numbers in a game. 
6. Sixth Division - ( $24 ) - Two winning numbers and the selected Powerball in a game. 
7. Seventh Division - ( $11 ) - Three winning numbers

Super 66:it is a famous south Australian lottery game.it has a computer generated number list which makes it different from other lotteries. In the draw, six numbers from 0-9 are drawn from six separate machines, creating a six-digit "winning number". To win First Division, a player must match the six-digit number on their entry with the "winning number" exactly. For example, if your ticket number is 0 5 3 4 8 9, the winning number must be precisely 0 5 3 4 8 9 to win First Division. Lower divisions are won by matching the either first or last digits of the number on your ticket with the drawn number. For example, if your ticket number is 0 5 3 4 8 9 and the drawn number is 0 5 3 4 3 6 (matching the first four digits), then Third Division is won