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Lotto Games and Syndicates - Australia
I'll be publishing my lotto results for the various games ranging for the usual Australian Lotteries to International Syndicates in the UK, USA and even Spain. I'll also be posting any other competitions or tidbits of interest. Who knows? I might even hit the big one and you might be there to join me! :)
Contact me anytime for questions, ideas and link exchanges :)
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My Australian Lottery Syndicate
My syndicate is open to players all over the world and and has paid out over 11 million prizes to members - including some 1st division wins too.
Members are placed in mini syndicates of 25 people and there are two levels of membership you can choose from - Classic and Platinum. Classic gives you 124 lines per week and costs just AUD$13.75 pw. Entries are made up of:
- 39 lines weekly in the Tuesday Oz 7 Lotto (i.e. you get 6 numbers plus every possible 7th number covered)
- 40 lines weekly in the Saturday Night Lotto (i.e. you get 5 numbers and every possible 6th number covered)
- 45 lines weekly in the Thursday Australian Power Ball (i.e. you get 5 numbers plus all possible PowerBall numbers covered)
- TSC Member Prize Quiz - a daily prize of AUD$500, plus five monthly prizes of AUD$1000. Members are drawn at random and if they correctly answer a question by email, they win the cash prize
Platinum membership simply gives double the entries - and of course double the chances of winning the Australian lottery jackpot.
There is an annual membership fee of AUD$25 which is reasonable. Subscriptions are paid monthly, with one additional months payment for the first month only to maintain a 'reserve fund'. But this is a good thing. Imagine if your group won the jackpot but your payment had been missed or delayed. That's why a reserve fund is used and we have to agree it is a valuable feature.
IMPORTANT NOTE
The TSC2000 web site is really confusing, but it is actually a great syndicate. If you need any help contact me with the envelope icon on the top of the page or click on the flash presentation link below.Flash Sound Presentation
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