LeoVegas Casino — Lotteries
LeoVegas does not sell Irish National Lottery tickets. Here is what it does have, and how Lotto, EuroMillions, Daily Million and Telly Bingo compare.
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Does LeoVegas sell lottery tickets in Ireland?
No, and no licensed casino can. The Irish National Lottery has one operator, and it is not LeoVegas.
People search “does LeoVegas have lottery” for a good reason: the Irish lobby has a Bingo tab, and a lot of the games in it look like lottery draws. So we went through the LeoVegas Irish site as archived on 16 and 21 September 2026. There is no lotto, no lottery and no way to buy a National Lottery ticket. The National Lottery is run by Premier Lotteries Ireland under a State licence, sold in shops and on lottery.ie, and supervised by the Regulator of the National Lottery. The Gambling Regulation Act 2024 leaves it out, so it stays with its own regulator rather than moving to the GRAI.
What you will find at LeoVegas
- Video bingo
Single-player bingo games such as Bruno Bingo, Calavera Bingo, Rainforest Magic Bingo, Tome of Madness Bingo and Thunderstruck II Video Bingo. You play on your own, with RNG draws.
- Slingo
A slot-and-bingo hybrid: Slingo Starburst, Slingo Rainbow Riches, Slingo Sweet Bonanza, Slingo DaVinci Diamonds and others.
- Live ball-draw shows
Hosted, streamed draws listed under Live Bingo: MONOPOLY Big Baller, Live Mega Ball, Crazy Balls Live and Mega Fire Blaze Lucky Ball Live. This is as close as LeoVegas gets to watching numbers drop.
- LeoJackpot
LeoVegas’s own network of jackpot slots. It is the “big prize” option, but it is a slot, not a lottery.
What you will not find
- Irish Lotto, EuroMillions, Daily Million, Telly Bingo
National Lottery games are sold only through the National Lottery’s own channels.
- Lotto betting or scratch cards
We found no bets on lottery numbers and no National Lottery scratch cards in the Irish lobby.
So this page works the other way round. If you play at LeoVegas and also buy a Lotto ticket, here is what you need to know about the Irish lottery games, compared side by side, with a pointer to the LeoVegas games that come closest.
How to choose an Irish lottery game
The biggest jackpot is rarely the best pick. Four things decide which draw suits you, and they pull in different directions.
Odds of the top prize
Daily Million is 1 in 3,262,623. Irish Lotto improved to 1 in 8,145,060 when the ball pool dropped from 47 to 45 in September 2026. EuroMillions is 1 in 139,838,160, roughly seventeen times longer than Lotto.
Real cost per draw
Daily Million costs €1 a line. Lotto is €2 a line but needs at least two lines, so the true minimum is €4, or €6 with Lotto Plus. EuroMillions is €2.50 a line, and EuroMillions Plus adds €1.
Draw days
Daily Million draws twice a day at 2pm and 9pm. Lotto now draws Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. EuroMillions is Tuesday and Friday. Telly Bingo is on RTÉ One around 12:45pm on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Fixed or rolling top prize
Daily Million pays a fixed €1 million. Lotto starts at €2 million and rolls to a €16 million cap. EuroMillions starts at €17 million and can reach €250 million. Fixed prizes are not shared; rolling jackpots are.
Our take
If you want a realistic shot at a life-changing sum, Daily Million has the shortest odds of the five by a distance, and its €1 million is not split with other winners. If you want the dream number, EuroMillions is the only choice, but treat it as entertainment you have paid €2.50 for. Neither beats the other on value; they sell different things.
One tip that saves money: set a weekly budget across every draw you play, not per game. Two Lotto lines with Plus three times a week is €18, before EuroMillions. lottery.ie lets you set spending limits on the account, and LeoVegas has its own deposit limits. Use both if you play both.
Irish lottery games compared
The five National Lottery games Irish players ask us about, with the figures published by the National Lottery as of September 2026. Tap a heading to sort; price and odds sort numerically.
| EuroMillions Ireland | €2.50 per line | Tuesday, Friday | Rolling jackpot, €17m minimum, €250m cap | 139,838,160 |
| EuroMillions Plus | €1 per line on top of EuroMillions | Tuesday, Friday, after the main draw | Fixed €500,000 (5 from 50, no Lucky Stars) | 2,118,760 |
| Irish Lotto | €2 per line, minimum 2 lines | Monday, Wednesday, Saturday | Rolling jackpot, €2m minimum, €16m cap | 8,145,060 |
| Daily Million | €1 per line | Every day, 2pm and 9pm | Fixed €1 million (Plus: €500,000) | 3,262,623 |
| Telly Bingo | €2.50 per ticket, shops only | Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, about 12:45pm on RTÉ One | Full House €10,000, plus a rolling Snowball | Not published |
Swipe the table sideways · tap a column to sort
Lotto had its first big change in eight years in September 2026: numbers 46 and 47 are gone, a Monday draw joined Wednesday and Saturday, and the jackpot cap fell from about €19 million to €16 million. Lotto Plus 1 and Lotto Plus 2 now both pay a €1 million top prize. The price did not change.
You pick five numbers from 1 to 50 and two Lucky Stars from 1 to 12. EuroMillions Plus is Irish only: the same numbers go into a second draw of five from 50, with no Lucky Stars, for a guaranteed €500,000 top prize that is never shared.
Six numbers from 1 to 39, drawn twice a day including public holidays. It is the cheapest line and the shortest top-prize odds of the National Lottery draws, which is why we think it is underrated. Daily Million Plus costs another €0.50 a line.
A televised bingo game with prizes for corners, lines and a Full House. Tickets are sold by National Lottery retailers until 11am on draw day and cannot be bought online. If you like the format, the live ball-draw shows at LeoVegas are the nearest online equivalent, though they are casino games with a house edge, not a lottery.
If something went wrong with your ticket or prize
Most lottery problems come down to timing, the ticket itself, or the account it was bought on.
“My online ticket didn’t go through.”
Check: your lottery.ie account history. If a line is not listed there, it was not entered in the draw. Sales close shortly before each draw, so a late purchase goes into the next one or fails.
“I found an old ticket that might have won.”
Check: the draw date. National Lottery prizes expire 90 days after the draw. After that the money is gone, and unclaimed prizes are ringfenced by the National Lottery.
“Where do I cash a shop ticket?”
Check: the amount. Small wins are paid at retailers. Prizes from €101 to €14,999 are paid at An Post prize claim centres or by post. €15,000 and above is claimed at the National Lottery offices on George’s Quay, Dublin. Online wins are paid into your lottery.ie account or linked card.
“I lost my ticket.”
Check: how you bought it. A paper ticket is your proof of purchase, so sign the back as soon as you buy it and keep it safe. Tickets bought online are tied to your account, which is the best argument for playing that way.
“I was looking for Lotto at LeoVegas.”
Instead: buy National Lottery tickets on lottery.ie or in a shop. At LeoVegas, the Bingo tab has the draw-style games, and LeoJackpot has the big prizes. Remember that casino games have a house edge on every round.
If a dispute with the National Lottery goes nowhere, the Regulator of the National Lottery handles complaints about the operator. For LeoVegas problems, the route is LeoVegas support first, then the Malta Gaming Authority, which licenses the casino. Our LeoVegas FAQ covers deposits, withdrawals and ID checks.
- You must be 18 or over to play the National Lottery and to play at LeoVegas.
- Lottery tickets are gambling too. If you are spending more than you planned, Gambling Care and Problem Gambling Ireland offer free, confidential help.
- Wanting a break from LeoVegas? See how self-exclusion works.
Irish lottery questions from LeoVegas players
Does LeoVegas have a lottery?
No. We went through the Irish LeoVegas lobby as archived on 16 and 21 September 2026 and found no lottery or lotto product. The closest things are video bingo, Slingo, live ball-draw shows such as MONOPOLY Big Baller and Live Mega Ball, and the LeoJackpot network of jackpot slots.
Do I pay tax on a lottery win in Ireland?
No. Lottery and gambling winnings are outside capital gains tax under s.613(2) of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997, and no income tax, USC or PRSI is due. Interest the money earns afterwards is taxed as normal, and if you give part of a big win away, the person receiving it may owe gift tax above their threshold. Our winnings tax guide covers casino wins too.
Can I play the Irish National Lottery online?
Yes, but only on lottery.ie or its app, with an account that is age- and ID-verified. Lotto, EuroMillions and Daily Million are sold online. Telly Bingo is sold in shops only.
Where do I check Irish Lotto results?
On lottery.ie, where results are posted after each draw. Lotto is drawn on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday nights. If you play online, winning lines are flagged in your account automatically.
Who regulates the National Lottery in Ireland?
The Regulator of the National Lottery. The National Lottery sits outside the Gambling Regulation Act 2024, so it did not move to the new Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland, which licenses betting and, later, online casinos.
Is there an age limit for the lottery in Ireland?
Yes, 18. The same age limit applies at LeoVegas, where you must pass age and identity checks before you can withdraw.
Prefer a draw you can play tonight?
LeoVegas cannot sell you a Lotto ticket, but its bingo and live ball-draw games run all day. New players get up to €1,000 plus 200 free spins on Book of Dead from a €10 deposit, with 25x wagering inside 7 days.
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