The France Lotto is one of the most popular Lucky Numbers draws in South Africa with thousands of punters trying their luck. In fact, the France Lotto results are available three times per week with draws on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at around 9 pm South African time.
For France Lotto results, France Lotto predictions and where to play these numbers game online in South Africa, you can find all the details below. We will answer all of your questions about the France Lotto game rules, plus explain how to play in South Africa and provide tips on how to win.
France Lotto game rules
The France Lotto is a 5/49 draw which includes a 1/10 Bonus game. If you’re familiar with SA Powerball, the France Lotto follows a similar format with two separate ball sets in the game. The Main Set contains a total of 49 balls (numbered 1-49), from which five balls are drawn. The Bonus Set includes 10 balls (numbered 1-10), from which only 1 ball is drawn.
How to play the France Lotto online in South Africa
To play the France Lotto, you must select at least one number from the Main Set of balls (1-49) and if you choose, another number from the Bonus Set (1 -10) for bigger odds. When betting on the France Lotto online in South Africa, you can choose to predict anywhere between 1 and 4 of the numbers drawn. If you pick 2 numbers, both numbers must come up to win. If you pick 4 numbers, all 4 numbers must appear for a payout, etc.
How to bet on the France lotto in South Africa
Making your France lotto predictions is easy once you’ve registered for an online account at one of South Africa’s top betting sites. Simply register online at any of these recommended bookies and log in to your account. To bet on the France Lotto, now select the Lucky Numbers tab from the menu, find the France Lotto, place your bets and enjoy!
France Lotto results
There are many ways to get the France Lotto results when they are announced soon after 9 pm every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Some online bookies like Betway South Africa display the winning numbers on their Lucky Numbers results page as soon as they are announced. You can also refer to the National Lottery’s website for the latest France Lotto results.
France Lotto predictions
Struggling to decide which numbers to bet on? Here are 5 useful tips to improve your France lotto predictions the next time you want to play:
Choose your favourite numbers
Some numbers seem to bring us luck more often than others. Some punters find fortune in the number 7. What’s your favourite number? Play it now and see if it can help you win big!
Look to the stars
Your Lucky Numbers horoscope or birthdate might be inherently lucky for you. For example, if your birthday falls on 9 June 1984, try the numbers 9, 6, 8 and 4 for your next France lotto prediction.
Explore our Lucky Numbers Dream Guide
Harness the power of your dreams for making France lotto predictions with our Lucky Numbers Dream Guide. It lists numerous words with corresponding numbers. Find elements from your dream in the list, note the associated numbers, and use them in your France lotto betting strategy.
Keep your betting consistent
Playing the same numbers every week might sound boring, but it’s actually a profitable betting strategy. Firstly, this method makes it easier to remember your selections. Secondly, if you believe your numbers will have to come up eventually, it makes sense to keep them the same.
Go random with your numbers
Choosing random numbers can be really fun and there are so many different ways to find them. You can experiment with dice throws and add up multiple throws for larger numbers. However, the easiest way to select random numbers is to use the Quick Pick feature available on most online betting sites in South Africa.
Where to play the France Lotto in South Africa
You can play the France lotto at all the top-rated online betting sites in South Africa listed below:
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