Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Lottoland Scoop Chris Tarrant

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Lottoland, the new international company taking the Lotto world by storm, have secured a publicity coup in signing new brand ambassador Chris Tarrant.

The charismatic game show host is best known for the nail biting millionaire-maker TV Game show Who wants to be a Millionaire. Chris Tarrant hit the headlines for suffering a stroke while on a flight from Thailand to the UK in March this year.

The TV presenter has since spoken on Good Morning Britain about the 11 hour ordeal, admitting to Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard he feared for his life.

Undoubtedly Lottoland brand bosses will be keen to exploit the association of Tarrant helping people secure life changing jackpots that he became famous for on smash TV hit Who Wants to be a Millionaire.

Lottoland are leading the way with a revolutionary new way to bet on different lotteries from around the world. They are probably best known for the MegaMillions but also offer alternative ways to bet on the Irish Lottery, Powerball - as well as the brand new Scottish McLotto.

Their process for betting is really simple and their sleek user friendly website has been winning them fans. Rather than buying tickets directly with the lotteries, a fixed odds bet is simply placed on the numbers selected. The difference with standard bookmakers, who've offered lottery betting for years, is that with Lottoland you can win the full jackpot amounts.

These jackpot payouts are all insured by Munich-based Emirat AG, who are audited by the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin).

However Lottoland are offering some enticing new features that are grabbing the attention of the lotto betting public.