🎟️ Lotto Syndicate Manager

Run your lotto syndicate, the easy way

Track draws, contributions, and every member's balance in one place. Your syndicate keeps its own bank account — this is just the record book.

Free 60-day trial for every new syndicate — no credit card required

Registrations open soon

We're putting the finishing touches on things. Sign-ups aren't open just yet — check back soon, or log in if you already have an account.

How it works

  1. Select your country.If your country isn't approved yet, we'll let you know and log a request for the site owner to look into adding it — check back later.
  2. Create your syndicate: sign up, name your syndicate, and set your rules.
  3. Invite your members: share a link.
  4. Log draws & contributions:record ticket purchases with photo proof. Members pay into the syndicate's bank account, managed by one of the members.
  5. Enter results.We calculate each member's share and update balances automatically.

Some important information

This website does not hold any money — it's for record-keeping only, to make it easy to manage your syndicate. You'll need your own bank account for the group. We never receive money from members; we just track how much each member has in the syndicate's account.

There's a free 60-day trial for every new syndicate. After that, a small monthly fee (billed yearly) applies per syndicate — the exact amount and the minimum age to join depend on your country, and we'll show both once you select it.

Sample Syndicate Agreement (template)

When you create a syndicate you'll set your own rules. Here's the kind of thing a good agreement covers — you can use this as a starting template:

1. Prize sharing & membership

  • How prize money will be shared (equally or proportionally)
  • Procedures if a member cannot contribute for a draw
  • Rules for members who leave or join the syndicate
  • Exceptions for members who are sick, on holiday, or forget to pay
  • Record-keeping responsibilities and communication methods

2. Contributions & ticket management

  • Collect contributions before purchasing tickets so everyone is included
  • Keep accurate records of payments and tickets purchased
  • Check numbers carefully after each draw via official lottery channels

3. Prize distribution

  • Prizes are distributed according to the syndicate agreement
  • No money is paid out while a dispute is unresolved
  • The person who buys the tickets holds the legal claim, but the agreement ensures fair distribution among members

4. Legal considerations

  • Syndicates buying tickets from an official lottery and sharing winnings need no license
  • Keep the syndicate private (not open to the public) to avoid promoter rules

5. Communication & record-keeping

  • Maintain regular communication to keep members involved
  • Track all winnings, payments, and ticket details

6. Best practices

  • Decide in advance how to handle missed contributions or disputes
  • Use the agreement as a reference for any unforeseen situations