Lottomart Review

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Lottomart is an up and coming player in the world of ‘bet on jackpots’, a disruptive startup looking to take some market share off the likes of Lottoland and LottoGo. Although only established fairly recently they’re already showing some good signs by having a world-class app, excellent range of lottos and most importantly a couple of big winners.

Their product was built mobile-first, which means although you can play on desktop it’s a much better experience if you download either the Android or iOS app to place your bets. Their app is super-slick with very nice graphics and a seamless, smooth user experience.

Lottomart offer all of the jackpots that we’ve come to expect from bet on jackpot providers - US Powerball, US Mega Millions, Eurojackpot and more (full list below). However, what really sets Lottomart apart from other providers is the innovative and unique features they offer:

Boost

Once you’ve decided on a lottery to bet on, Lottomart then give you the choice to ‘Boost’. This increases your chance of winning - great! However, the flip side is the more you boost the lower the prize - in proportion to the amount of times you have boosted.

For example, in the screenshots below you can see that as you boost the chance of you winning a prize increases from 4.1% to 74.2%. However, the maximum jackpot you can win decreases from £46M to £1.4M. By boosting you’re essentially placing multiple bets with smaller stakes.

Also, remember that the ‘chance’ percentage is to win any prize - not your chance of winning the jackpot.

Diamond Club

This is Lottomarts answer to a loyalty club - each time you bet on a lotto or play a scratchcard you receive a certain number of ‘Diamonds’, you then redeem these for lotto bets and scratchcards in the future. You gather between 5K - 15K diamonds per bet, you then need 1M diamonds to equal £1 worth of play.

Lottomart also have an excellent range of scratchcards with up to £100,000 in prizes on certain scratchcards. There’s also traditional slot games with some big brand names such as Who Wants To Be A Millionaire and Mega Moolah.

Bet Prices

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Minimum Lines

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Usability

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Innovative Features

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Live Chat/Contact

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Welcome Offers

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Clear Terms & Conditions

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People's Rating

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OVERALL RATING:

Lottomart is ranked #4 out of 4 jackpot betting operators reviewed