Lottomart sister sites: alternatives Lottoland and LottoGo

Lottomart's Prize Wheel, in pounds: each spin is worth £0.10, so 500 spins, the top reward, are worth £50 and 10 spins £1. Any winnings land as cash.

Site	Welcome offer	Wagering, in pounds	Deposit from	Withdrawals, once approved	Licence
Lottomart	Prize Wheel, 10 to 500 free spins at £0.10 after £10 of slot stakes	None, spin winnings arrive as cash	£10 by Visa or Mastercard debit card	Instant up to 3 days, £10 to £5,000 a time	Maple International Ventures, account 51833, Active
Lottoland, an alternative	100 free spins at 10p after a £20 deposit and £20 of real-money slot stakes	The £20 of stakes must be placed within 7 days of claiming	£20 for this offer	Lottoland aims for 5 working days from the request	EU Lotto Limited, account 38991, Active
LottoGo, an alternative	Up to £200 and 100 free spins, minimum deposit £20	10x within 7 days, so each £10 of bonus needs £100 of stakes	£20 for the offer and for PayPal, £5 by card otherwise	Back to the deposit method only, with a possible 90p charge under £10	Annexio (Jersey) Limited, account 51692, Active

Every offer here is for first-time customers aged 18+, in the terms a British visitor saw on 1 October 2026, with all 3 licences Active. No welcome here comes without a real-money deposit or stake first, and Lottomart's wheel must be qualified for, spun and claimed within 4 days of joining.

LottoGo's 10x, worked through: taking the full £200 bonus means staking £2,000 inside 7 days, never more than £5 a bet. Scratchcards count 400%, so £500 of them would clear it, while live and table games count only 10% and stretch the target to £20,000.

If the lowest entry price matters most: Lottomart, where £10 on slots earns a spin of the Prize Wheel. It's a slots offer, so lotto players get a separate welcome, 10 lines worth £2.50.

If an official EuroMillions ticket matters most: LottoGo, which buys official tickets for EuroMillions, EuroMillions Max and Lotto Max when you choose your numbers. Its bonus wagering is 10x.

If sports betting matters most: Lottoland, where staking £10 on a Bet Builder or acca priced 3/1 or more earns a £10 free bet. You'll need to deposit £10 or more first.

Why does Maple's licence cover only Lottomart?

Here, a sister site shares Lottomart's Gambling Commission account. Maple's register entry has just 3 web addresses, lottomart.co.uk plus lottomart.com marked Active and lottomart.app marked Inactive, and a single trading name, lottomart. There's nothing else on it.

The Commission defines both labels itself, and Active means the operator has told it a domain is in use for gambling. Inactive marks one that's idle, which a different licensee could pick up in future, so the .app address carries Lottomart's own name, not a second brand.

Gibraltar's paperwork agrees. Maple holds RGL No.109 for remote gaming and RGL No.110 as a remote bookmaker there, and its approved-brand sheet names Lottomart and nothing else. Lottomart's terms add that outside England, Wales and Scotland, it's the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner who regulates it under those 2 licences.

Lottomart's footer gives Gibraltar company number 115236 and a registered office at Suite 23, Portland House, while the register lists Suite 651 Europort as head office. It's the same company either way. Lottomart dates itself to 2017, and Maple's British licence runs from 20 July 2018.

Brands that really do share a licence are grouped in the sister sites directory. For what a licence demands of the company holding it, there's the UKGC licence guide.

Is a Lottomart bet the same as a lottery ticket?

No, and the gap grows with the size of the prize. Lottomart isn't a lottery operator. A Bet Ticket backs the outcome of an official draw, EuroMillions or Powerball for example, and it's only valid once it reaches 'in-play' status.

Above £250,000, the rule underneath is hedging. Where a lottery's prizes go over that sum, Lottomart places a matching bet with a Hedging Partner, and for EuroMillions those partners buy official tickets. You're paid a hedged prize only after the partner pays Lottomart, and should a partner fail to pay, the most Lottomart owes you is £250,000.

Other terms can trim a win. Prize tables, for a start, aren't fixed amounts but estimates. A winning bet is split among however many official winners there are, and it bears the same deductions as a winning ticket in that lottery. Lottomart may pay you in whatever currency it picks, and you've 30 days from the numbers being announced to send in documents for a win.

Quick Lotto Plus, 4-minute draws, pays fixed prizes. You choose 10 numbers per line, 20 come out of 80, and Lottomart puts the chance of winning something at 1 in 2.08 per line.

How do Lottomart's welcome offers and payments work?

What welcome offers does Lottomart have?

Lottomart sells bets on draws from EuroJackpot to Mega Millions, plus scratch cards and 4,000+ games, and each side has its own welcome. All 3 cost the same £10 cash spend to unlock, and none of them carries wagering.

Welcome	What you do	What you get, in pounds	Time limit
Prize Wheel, slots	Opt in, then place £10 of cash bets on any slot	One random reward of 10 to 500 spins at £0.10, worth £1 to £50, no wagering	Qualify, spin and claim within 4 days, then 24 hours to play
Lotto	Opt in, then buy £10 of lotto bets within 24 hours	10 lines of Quick Lotto Plus, £0.25 each, so £2.50, no wagering	Claim within 24 hours of qualifying
Scratchcards	Opt in, then spend £10 cash on any scratchcard within 24 hours	10 Cash Factor 1K cards at £0.10, so £1, no wagering	Claim and play within 24 hours of qualifying

Each spin of the wheel stops on 1 of 6 rewards, every one paid in spins at £0.10 each. You can't pick which.

Wheel reward	Game	Value at £0.10 a spin
10 spins	Eye of Horus	£1
20 spins	Fishin' Frenzy Even Bigger Fish	£2
30 spins	The Goonies Quest For Treasure 3	£3
50 spins	King Kong Splash	£5
100 spins	Big Cat Gold	£10
500 spins	Fishin' Frenzy Lure 'Em In	£50

Each person gets one wheel, and its rewards last 24 hours once claimed, so a 500-spin result means 500 spins inside a day. Offers go out at sign-up, only to players who haven't deposited or bought anything.

Every account joins the Diamond Club automatically. Its 5 tiers run from Club to Platinum, and Diamonds buy lotto bets, scratch cards or bundle packs until a dormant account loses them.

How does money go in and out of Lottomart?

Card payments run on Visa or Mastercard debit cards, and credit or corporate cards are turned away. Deposits are free, with £10 the least and £2,000 the most per payment, while each withdrawal can be anything from £10 to £5,000. Once one's approved, the help centre expects it to reach you instantly or within 3 days, depending on your bank.

Money goes back the way it came. Lottomart's own example has you pay in £100 by card A and £50 by card B, then grow the balance to £1,000. Card A can't take back more than £100, and card B then takes up to £900. Winnings on a business card are void.

Lottomart's 2 documents disagree on cancelling. Its terms say a withdrawal request can't be reversed. Yet the help centre lets you cancel up to 4 a month, as long as the status still reads 'requested'.

Small withdrawals and bank transfers can cost you. The terms allow a fee on bank transfers, and another when you withdraw below the £10 minimum, which falls away once you close the account.

A winning bet can bring extra checks, and Lottomart can ask for documents at other times too. Each request shows in the app as 'Verification required' or 'Documents required', and you answer it by uploading the papers in its upload centre. Depending on your circumstances, the requests can cover:

• ID and address details
• proof that the payment method you use belongs to you
• win verification after a prize
• proof of income, or other due-diligence documents

Leaving money untouched has a price. Once an account has sat idle for 12 months, Lottomart charges the greater of 2% of your cash balance or £1 a month. It should give at least 30 days' notice, and in pounds, that is £1 a month on a £30 balance and £4 on £200.

Lottomart keeps player money in a separate client account, which it places at the level the Commission calls medium protection. That's no absolute guarantee you'd be repaid.

How do Lottoland and LottoGo differ from Lottomart?

Does Lottoland have sister sites?

Lottoland belongs to a different company. On this page it's an alternative to Lottomart, never a sister. EU Lotto Limited is account 38991 on the register, Active on 1 October 2026, and that entry lists one domain and one trading name, lottoland.

Lottoland's one sister is Lottohelden, on EU Lotto's Gibraltar licence. EU Lotto's approved-brand sheet there, under bookmaker's licence RGL No.066 and gaming licence RGL No.085, names Lottoland and Lottohelden. Lottohelden isn't on the British domain list, and the Commission records no regulatory actions against EU Lotto.

Lottoland's model resembles Lottomart's, since lotto betting there isn't a ticket in the official draw and Lottoland pays winners itself. Its jackpot deductions are tabled further down.

On 1 October 2026, Lottoland's 3 welcomes were limited to newly registered adults of 18 or older:

• Casino: deposit £20 and stake £20 of real money on qualifying slots within 7 days for 100 spins at 10p. Unused spins lapse 30 days from claiming.
• Lotto: pay for 2 Powerball bets and get 3, once per player, until 31 December 2026.
• Sports: the £10 free bet from the picks above runs out 7 days after you claim it.

You register a payment card before your first deposit, and Lottoland aims to have each withdrawal processed inside 5 working days. Subscription bets renew on their own, rolling for the 1 to 52 weeks you picked unless you cancel. Balances with no staking in the last 12 months can draw monthly fees if Lottoland can't return the money.

Does LottoGo buy official lottery tickets?

Annexio (Jersey) Limited holds LottoGo's licence under account 51692, Active at the same 1 October 2026 check with no regulatory actions recorded. The same account covers CasinoGo, which makes CasinoGo LottoGo's sister, never Lottomart's, and there's a separate guide to LottoGo's sister sites.

Its lottery side doesn't work like Lottomart's. For EuroMillions, its Max version and Lotto Max, LottoGo enters you with official tickets bought as you pick your numbers. On other draws you're betting on the result, and Annexio says it buys official tickets and insurance so that winnings match the lottery's cash option.

Big wins at LottoGo follow a set path, from claim to payment:

• Wins of £100,000 to £10m are claimed from LottoGo's insurer and may take up to 40 days to clear.
• On Powerball and Mega Millions, a jackpot advertised at £100m becomes a £45m cash option, and the 38% withholding leaves £27.9m.
• If the insurer covers it, that's £10m at once and the remaining £17.9m over 29 equal yearly payments.

LottoGo's welcome tops out at £200, alongside 100 spins valued at £0.10 apiece, from a minimum £20 deposit, at 10x wagering. Half the spins land at once. The rest follow a day later. Spin winnings count as bonus money and need 10x too.

You've 7 days to complete the 10x, with £5 the biggest bet allowed and only one bonus active at a time. A maximum-win cap applies too. CasinoGo goes higher, £250 and 150 spins on matching 10x terms.

LottoGo's player terms add these money rules:

• You can pay in from £5 by debit card, or from £20 by PayPal.
• Skip the deposit-limit question at sign-up and the limit is set at £100,000 a month.
• Gaming net wins are capped at £250,000 per 30 days, released in monthly slices of up to £100,000.
• After 12 months of inactivity, LottoGo can close the account with an administration fee, and any money left in it then belongs to the operator. At its discretion, though, you can still ask Member Support to withdraw what was there before closure.

How does each brand handle a big lottery win?

On a £2.50 line you won't notice any difference. With a jackpot, though, each brand's own rules decide when you're paid and how much.

What changes	Lottomart	Lottoland	LottoGo
What you hold	A bet on the official result	A bet, not a ticket in the draw	Official tickets for EuroMillions, EuroMillions Max and Lotto Max, bets on other draws
Who covers a big prize	Hedging Partners above £250,000	Lottoland's insurance model	Its insurer, for wins of £100,000 to £10m
Top-tier deductions	The same as a winning ticket in that lottery	38% on Powerball and Mega Millions, 20% on SuperEnalotto	Cash option of 45% of the jackpot, then 38% withheld
Instalments	Up to 30 years or a discounted lump sum, Lottomart's choice, with proof you're alive for annuity prizes	Up to 10 years to £17 million, 30 years above £42 million	£10m first, then 29 equal annual payments

Can you move money or limits between the accounts?

Nothing transfers. Each brand sits with a different licensee, so if you play at all 3, you'll be running:

• 3 separate accounts, each with its own login and its own ID checks
• 3 balances, so money left at Lottomart can't fund a Lottoland bet
• 3 sets of limits, since Play Sense settings apply at Lottomart only
• Diamonds that only Lottomart's club accepts

A Lottomart self-exclusion covers Lottomart alone. One GAMSTOP registration covers all 3, because its block reaches online accounts at every British-licensed gambling company.

What is Lottomart's regulator record?

Maple agreed to pay £360,000. The settlement, dated 1 September 2025, followed a section 116 review. That review uncovered weak money-laundering controls and safer-gambling failings across the online casino and betting business, from June 2023 to October 2024. A £50,000 divestment was part of the sum, and Maple also covered the Commission's costs and accepted a public statement.

Its public statement names the failings. Maple's checks for duplicate and linked accounts didn't always work, and unverified customers kept transacting beyond the due-diligence threshold.

Safer-gambling controls fell short too. Binges, spikes, overnight play and big wins followed by high staking weren't adequately covered, and Maple hadn't defined strong indicators of harm. On the other side, the Commission credited Maple's unblemished history and a swift action plan, and the customers it reviewed showed no evidence of criminal spend.

How do complaints and safer gambling tools work?

How do you complain to Lottomart?

Complaints go by email, and Lottomart's process runs in 4 steps:

1. Write within 6 months of whatever went wrong, with the word 'complaint' stated clearly.
2. Within 24 hours, you should get an acknowledgement and a reference number.
3. Wait for a final answer, which Lottomart's process targets within 8 weeks.
4. If that answer is deadlock, IBAS, the ADR provider, reviews the case free of charge. Its forms come via 0207 347 5883.

What safer gambling tools does Lottomart offer?

Every site on this page admits players aged 18+ only, and Lottomart groups its own tools under the name Play Sense. Here's what it offers, and the first is worth setting before any deposit:

• Deposit limits, which are gross, so once you reach one, nothing more goes in until the period resets, whatever you withdraw.
• Net loss limits, which stop further stakes once you hit them, until the period resets.
• Reality checks, reminders of how long a session has run.
• Time-outs, from a 24-hour pause to a 30-day one.
• Self-exclusion, the strongest control, which locks the account for 6 months or more, to a maximum of 5 years.

With a £100 weekly deposit limit, paying in £100 and withdrawing £60 still leaves you no room until the week ends. A lower limit applies immediately, while raising one, or removing it altogether, waits 24 hours and must then be reconfirmed. An ended self-exclusion doesn't reopen the account by itself.

Lottomart is registered with GAMSTOP, where you decide the length yourself, though nothing under 6 months and nothing over 5 years is offered. After that minimum, your exclusion stays live until you contact GAMSTOP yourself, and if you stay silent, GAMSTOP deactivates it 7 years after the minimum ended.

Next to the helpline number, Lottomart's footer still mentions BeGambleAware, though GambleAware has been closed since 31 March 2026, so GamCare is the place to go.

GamCare never shuts its National Gambling Helpline. Ring or WhatsApp 0808 8020 133, and GamCare's website adds live chat, while the responsible gambling guide covers blocking software and other ways to step back.

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