Ooh er missus - £1m for six balls (thedailydraw.com)

Member Name: jaybee

Product:	thedailydraw.com
Date:	23/03/01 (62 review reads)
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Advantages: it's daily, free, quick and easy to use -and a bit of fun

Disadvantages: Elvis will probably make a comeback before you actually win anything

£1m for six balls -I've only got. . . Yes that's enough of that THANK YOU! -
It's not someone offering money for photographs of abnormal private bits, it's just what everybody's been waiting for -
another free lottery site where you can spend some time filling in the numbers in the vain hope of actually winning something.

Well okay . . .that might be a bit harsh, but in all honesty do you know anybody that’s actually won anything –apart from the odd 50p at banana lotto? I don’t and I think everyone I know with access to the Internet plays these things. Having said that –I’m a sucker for these things as even a slim (very very slim) chance of winning appeals to my miserly nature (This has nothing to do with me being a Scot, I’ve just spent too long in Yorkshire and it’s beginning to rub off on me)


So will this site be any different? Will it be exciting and have any new ideas,or new ways to win? Errr . . .NO!!

In fact to actually win anything at this site will be even harder than normal. While the majority of the sites have a choice of 49 numbers to choose from the daily draw gives you a choice of 64 numbers, greatly reducing your chances of ever winning a prize (As if it wasn’t hard enough). The prizes on offer? – well they pay £1m for matching all 6 balls correctly, £5000 for matching 5 balls and £25 for matching 4 balls. I suppose compared to bananalotto where they offer a 50p prize, that you could say if you did match 4 or 5 numbers then at least it would be worthwhile winning .

You can also have an opportunity to win £25000 if you give them the email address of a friend /or friends and they register and play before March 31st. If your friends were to win the £1m then you would get £25000 – which seems fair enough to me.

And what do you have to do to be in with a (snowball in hells ) chance of winning one of these prizes?
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Well like most of these sites you must register choose a user name and password then answer a few questions about yourself name etc.
After that you just login and pick your numbers –it’s really simple to play.

Just click on the six numbers of your choice from the grid of 64 numbers. You can also click on the random selection button and the numbers are automatically picked for you. You can also ask it to pick the numbers you selected for the previous game (handy if you like to use the same numbers). Once you have selected your numbers you have to click onto a banner ad for one of the advertisers who sponsor the site. This takes you to the sponsors website, while a pop-up window appears at the top of your screen and displays your chosen number than validates the entry. If you don’t click on an advert, then you’re entry won’t be valid.

That’s it really . . . You just sit back and wait for the cash to come rolling in (I wish).

The site is really easy to use and I’ve found it to be a lot quicker than the banana lotto site (maybe that’s because there is less users )

Like most people - I enter these things knowing I don’t have a realistic chance of winning anything, but they are a bit of fun and if you don’t enter you will definitely not win anything, so I keep on trying because you just never know do you?

Oh and it’s free too - and I can’t pass on the chance to get something for nothing, can you?

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