Jambala Lottery - faq

Frequently Asked Questions

"Lottery games and Scratch'n'Win are all games of chance. This means that when you play, there are certain chances ('odds') that you will win on any single game. Whether you win or not is unpredictable, and not something you can control in any way."

"Each line of Lotto numbers has an identical chance of winning. The only way to improve your odds is to buy more entries. An affordable way to do this is to play in a syndicate so that you split the cost with others and boost your odds at the same time."

"No - all that matters is the odds of winning the game, and how many lines are purchased."

"In lottery games, Winning Numbers are selected at random and there is no way to predict what numbers will come up. So as numbers are random;
  • It doesn’t matter if you have a favorite number or have used the same set of numbers for years.
  • The odds stay the same whether you choose your own numbers or select a Slikpik.
  • There’s no skill or strategy that will increase your chance of winning.
  • You buy a chance to win. Not a guarantee.
  • Each number has an equal chance of being drawn."

"More numbers
Increase your chances of winning a prize by getting more numbers in each game. "

"To register you’ll need a valid email address, a computer, laptop, smartphone, tablet or iPad and an internet connection"

"you’ll need a valid email address, username and password."

"You can purchase tickets for all games, except for some syndicates and Scratch'n'Win tickets which are only available in retail stores."

"You can access your Jambala membership online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Online entries will be disabled 15 minutes prior to draw close for each game and draw. "

"No. After you have confirmed your online entry, there is no facility for you to cancel your own entry. When you are in the ‘Confirm your ticket’ screen, check that you have the correct details before you click ‘BUY NOW’."

"You can find information in the games section of our website, when you select draw results, then the specific game."