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Playing the TMS Australian Lotto
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By: Abigail Adams Email Article
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TMS is Australia's largest exporter of lottery products with over 500,000 customers being serviced in over 40 countries. TMS distributes lottery products worldwide via mail-order and as a direct lottery service partner for a number of Asian and South Pacific nations. TMS operates under strict government supervision and its members are accredited international representatives for Australian Lottery games. TMS has the right to market and retail Australian lottery products both Internationally and within Australia. TMS is responsible for marketing and distributing all of the exciting Australian Lottery games like Ozlotto, Powerball, or Saturday Lotto Super Draw.

Playing Tattslotto (Saturday Lotto)

Tattslotto, is a national game played by all Australian states and territories within the Lotto Bloc. It is marketed as "Tattslotto," "Gold lotto," "Lotto," or "Saturday Lotto," depending on which part of Australia you are in. To play, a player chooses six numbers. A player may choose more than six numbers but for each extra number you choose, the price of the ticket rises. The jackpot begins at $4 million each week and has 7 Superdraws throughout the year which have higher jackpots. A ticket only costs 50 cents per play. To win the jackpot, you must match 6 winning numbers, but you can win other exciting prizes by matching only 5, 4, or 3 numbers.

Playing Oz Lotto

Oz Lotto was Australia's original lottery game and was the only national Australia game when it was created. Oz Lotto costs $1 to play. To win Oz Lotto, a player simply needs to match at least 3 of their numbers to the 7 winning numbers drawn. The winning numbers are drawn every Tuesday night.

Playing Powerball

Australia also has its own version of the highly successful American Powerball game. Australian Powerball is drawn every Thursday night. Each game costs 60 cents to play. To win Powerball, a person needs only to match 3 winning numbers. Powerball offers better odds for winning a cash prize than Saturday Lotto but it is harder to win the Powerball jackpot. It has caught on in Australia in the same way it has become a national phenomena in America.

Buying Australian Lottery Tickets

If you think any of these TMS games sound exciting, or you want to check out individual state's games, simply log onto your official state website. These sites explain how to purchase tickets, and often times tickets can be purchased online so you can play most state lotteries from the comfort of your own home. You can also refer to official state websites for custom lottery news. Many sites offer lottery number generators to help make your lottery number picking easier for you. If you would like to purchase your tickets in person, you can also visit a local lottery terminal. No matter how you choose to purchase your tickets, or which tickets you choose to buy, you're bound to have some fun!

Abigail Adams works as a freelance writer for the online lottery site LuckyLotto. Lucky Lotto provides lottery tips and strategies and a Lucky Number Generator to help you choose your lottery numbers.

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