Dream Number
Dream Number was launched on July 15, 2006. Dream Number involves generating a random seven digit number for entry into the draw. You can play Dream Number alongside Lotto or by itself. Play the 7-digit Dream Number shown on the Lotto play slip or pick Lucky Dip for a new random number. If dream number is played with Lotto, one Dream Number is generated per ticket, not per lotto entry.
- Enter 6 numbers from 1 to 49, or click 'Lucky Dip'.
- Add Dream Number to your play slip for an extra chance to win. £1 per play.
- Choose the draw days and number of weeks you wish to play. Click the 'PLAY NOW' button.
The cost of entry is £1. A dream number is automatically printed on every lotto ticket bought, whether the player has chosen to enter it into the draw or not.
To win, match the digits drawn in the same order as your Dream Number, reading from left to right, and starting with the first digit.
All money raised for good causes from Dream Number will go towards the 2012 Summer Olympics and 2012 Summer Paralympics in London.
Dream Number offers prizes of up to £500,000.
How do I play Online?
You can play your Dream Number alongside Lotto, or by itself. Simply click ‘Yes’ under ‘Play Dream Number’ on the play slip. You can either play the Dream Number shown or click ‘Lucky Dip’ for a new random number (if you change your mind and want to play the orginal number shown, just click ‘Clear’).
Use the ‘Choose draws’ and ‘Choose number of weeks’ lists at the bottom of the play slip to choose which draws you wish to play. You can buy up to 8 weeks’ worth of tickets at a time, starting from the next draw.
When your play slip is complete, click ‘Play Now’. You’ll be asked to sign in, or open a National Lottery Account if you don’t already have one already. Once you’ve confirmed your numbers, your ticket will be shown, and the details stored safely in your Account.
Although you can play Dream Number with Lotto using the standard play slip, please note that you cannot currently play Dream Number using the Buy Multiple Tickets play slips. |
