League Lotto

Wildlife win when you play the League Lotto.

From just £1 a week you can support the animals across our nation, protecting them from cruelty and have a chance of winning a weekly £25,000 jackpot.

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How will my lottery donation be spent?

Your lottery donations mean that we can engage in wildlife conservation, ignite conversations with lawmakers to improve legislation and investigate those who commit barbaric crimes against animals in the name of sport. Whether you play once or five times every week, your donation will safeguard animals from harm.

Join our new League Lotto today and together we will create a kinder society for animals.

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How does the League Lotto work?

You'll receive a unique 6-digit lottery number for every £1 you play. On Friday a winning number will be drawn at random by our lottery provider Unity. If your digits are in same positions as the digits in the winning number sequence, you win a prize!

For example, if the winning number sequence was 123456, the lottery number 163057 would be a 3-digit winning match; because 3 digits are positioned in the same place in the sequence.

3 digit match = 5 entries into the next draw
4 digit match = £25
5 digit match = £1,000
6 digit match = £25,000

How do I sign up?

Use our online sign up form
Download and print our PDF form and send it in to: The Unity Lottery, Furness Gate, Peter Green Way, Furness Business Park, BARROW-IN-FURNESS, LA14 2PE
Phone 0370 050 9240 and request assistance with signing up for our League Lotto

The small print

To take part you must be 18 or over and reside in Great Britain. The promoter of this Lottery is Emma Smith, League Against Cruel Sports, New Sparling House, Holloway Hill, Godalming, GU7. The League Lotto is licensed by the Gambling Commission, license number 4790.

The League Lotto is designed to be an enjoyable way to stand united against cruelty in the name of ‘sport’. If you feel that gambling is no longer enjoyable please visit the BeGambleAware website for help and advice, or contact the National Gambling Helpline between 8 am and midnight on 0808 8020 133.

If you would like to self-exclude from our League Lotto please contact our Supporter Care Team on 01483 524 250 who will be able to assist you. Alternatively, you can download our self-exclusion form. You can read our self-exclusion policy here.

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