GLOSSARY

Draw:

The process which results in the random selection by Allwyn of a set of winning numbers (and/or letters) for a National Lottery Draw-based game.

Entry:

An entry in a National Lottery Draw-based game which has been registered as an entry on Allwyn's computer system.

Lucky Dip:

A selection of different numbers which are randomly selected by Allwyn's computer system on your behalf for a Draw-based game.

Prize:

A prize won by an eligible player in a Draw-based game or Scratchcard.

Rollover:

If a jackpot is not won in any Draw-based game, the next Draw will be a rollover Draw (subject to the maximum number of rollovers allowed for each Draw, as detailed in that game's Game Procedures).

Retailer:

Any person, firm or company authorised by Allwyn to sell Tickets, Scratchcards and/or to pay Prizes.

Rules:

The Rules for Draw-based Games Played at Retailers.

Second Chance Draw/Game:

A second (or further) process(es) that may be introduced for certain Scratchcards in which if you have not won a Prize in the first process of a Scratchcard you will have another chance to win a Prize. Details of the Second Chance Draw/Game (including how to enter and win) will be set out in the Game Procedures or Game Specific Rules for the Scratchcard.

Terminal:

The National Lottery machine which allows Tickets to be printed and, except in the case of Till-point Terminals, winning Tickets to be validated.

Ticket:

The ticket for a Draw-based game issued by a Terminal to record your Entry(ies). A Ticket will show the Draw-based game, number and frequency of Draws selected by you and the range of Draw date(s) the ticket is valid for.

Till-point Terminal:

Certain Retailers are allowed to sell National Lottery Tickets and Scratchcards from their own tills. These tills are known as Till-point Terminals. Till-point Terminals can print Tickets and, in selected Retailers, validate Prizes.