Terms and conditions

These are the rules of playing at Quick Lotto. By opening an account you agree to them, together with the terms shown on each promotion you take part in.

Who can play

You must be at least 18 years old, or the legal gambling age where you live if that is higher. Playing must be legal where you are, and checking that is your responsibility.

Your account

An account is for one person, who must be the person playing on it, depositing into it and being paid from it. The details you give us must be true and your own.

Keep your login details private. Play on your account is treated as yours. Your wallet currency is set when you open the account.

One account per person

Each person may hold one account. You may not open a second account, play on somebody else’s, or let anybody else play on yours — whether to claim an offer again, to get round a limit, or for any other reason.

We look for accounts that belong to the same person, including accounts that share a device, a browser, an email address, a phone number or payout details.

Duplicate accounts

Duplicate accounts will be suspended without notice. Winnings and deposits on those accounts will not be paid out. This applies to every account involved, and any bonus on them is void.

If you already have an account and cannot get into it, contact support rather than opening a new one.

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Bonuses and bonus abuse

Every offer has its own terms on its promotion page: what it gives, how many times a bonus must be wagered before it can be withdrawn, and how long you have. You can hold more than one bonus at once: winnings from free spins, wheel prizes and some promotion rewards can run alongside another bonus, and a bet counts toward every bonus you hold when you place it.

Your own cash is always spent before bonus funds. Some games can only be played with cash.

Not every game counts toward wagering. Bets on our lotteries, Satta Matka and crash games count in full, as do some slots; most casino, live casino and sports games do not count. Your progress bar in the cashier shows what has counted.

A bonus is held in your bonus balance, apart from your cash. When a bet is paid for partly or wholly with bonus funds, that share of its win is added to your bonus balance. Once you have wagered the amount its offer requires, the bonus becomes cash together with what you won with it, up to the most that offer lets a bonus pay out. Anything above that limit is not paid out and is removed.

Every bonus has an expiry time, shown with its offer. If the wagering is not complete by then, the bonus expires and is taken back: the bonus and everything won with it are removed from your bonus balance. If another bonus is still running, only the expired bonus’s own amount is taken back — what was won with it included — and what the running bonus holds is kept. Your cash is never taken.

Some bonuses can only be played and never become cash. Winnings from them are paid as cash, and what is left of the bonus is taken back when it expires.

A bet placed with bonus funds can be settled after its bonus has ended, such as a lottery bet on a later draw. Its win follows that bonus: if the bonus became cash, the win does too, up to the same limit; if the bonus expired or was cancelled, the win is taken back. Bonus money that no running bonus owns may also be removed.

Bonus abuse is not allowed. It includes:

opening more than one account, or using other people’s accounts, to claim an offer more than once;
sharing offers, accounts or payment details with other players to work together on a bonus;
betting in a way meant to clear wagering without real risk, such as covering both sides of an outcome;
using a fault or an error on the site to gain a bonus or winnings.

Where we find bonus abuse, the bonus and any winnings from it are removed and the account may be suspended. Abuse involving more than one account is also treated under the duplicate account rule above.

Deposits and withdrawals

No deposit, no withdrawal. An account must have made at least one deposit before it can withdraw, including winnings from free tickets or bonuses.

Play your deposit before withdrawing it. Each deposit must be staked in full — bets adding up to its amount — before it can be withdrawn. Only bets placed after the deposit count, from your cash or your bonus, and your oldest deposit is played off first. Once a withdrawal has been paid, the count starts again from your next deposit. This is an anti-money-laundering requirement: we cannot be used to move money that is never played. If you would rather not play it, ask us and we will send the unplayed amount back to the payment method it came from, less what that transfer costs — your money is never held back from you.

We ask for proof of identity before a withdrawal is paid, and we may ask for documents at other times, for example during a review of the account.

Only genuine documents. Submitting a forged or altered document, or somebody else’s document, for identity or address verification may lead to your account being suspended.

Deposits must come from a payment method in your own name — your own card, bank account, UPI app or crypto wallet. Withdrawals are paid only to a destination in your own name.

A withdrawal cannot be cancelled once you have requested it. Large wins may be reviewed before they are paid, and every withdrawal is audited.

If you reverse a deposit through your bank or payment provider, we may suspend the account and recover the amount from your balance.

Outside India, a balance in your local currency is paid out in USDT or USDC. The rate is shown and fixed when you request the withdrawal.

Large jackpot wins are paid under their own arrangements, and our team contacts the winner directly. Minimums, maximums and payment methods for each currency are listed on one page. Deposits and withdrawals

Bets and results

A lottery bet is a fixed-odds bet on the result of an official draw: you are betting on the numbers, not buying a ticket in that draw. Bets are settled against the official results, at the prizes shown before you play. Draws we run ourselves are marked as ours.

A bet cannot be cancelled once it has been accepted, except where these terms say so. A standing order keeps placing its lines on every draw until you cancel it.

If a draw does not take place, every bet on it is voided and the full stake is returned to your wallet.

Where a result published by an outside source is corrected after bets were settled, we may settle those bets again on the corrected result. This can remove a win that was already credited.

Casino games are supplied by independent game studios, and each game’s outcome is decided by that game.

If a game or the site malfunctions, the bets and wins affected by the malfunction are void, and the stakes on those bets are returned.

Casino bets are regularly checked against the game providers’ own records. A game provider may void a bet, and where our records and theirs disagree we correct your balance to match theirs: a stake may be refunded, and a win that was not due, or a refund for a bet the game provider records as played, may be deducted.

If a bet is accepted or settled at a clearly wrong price, prize or result because of a technical or human error, we may cancel it or correct how it was settled. The stake on a cancelled bet is returned.

Amounts shown in a currency other than your wallet’s are estimates. Your balance, bets and prizes are always in your wallet currency.

Any tax due on your winnings where you live is your responsibility.

Inactive accounts

If nobody has signed in to an account for 12 months, we may close it. We email the account’s address before closing it, and you can still ask support to withdraw your cash balance afterwards. No fee is charged for inactivity.

Messages from us

We send messages about your account, deposits and withdrawals. You can unsubscribe from promotional messages at any time; account messages still reach you. Privacy

Taking a break or closing your account

You can ask for a deposit limit, a break of any length or a permanent self-exclusion. Responsible gambling

Questions and complaints

If something has gone wrong, or you disagree with a decision on your account, tell our support team.

Contact support

Treat our team with respect. Abusive, threatening or offensive language towards our staff, by email, live chat or any other channel, may lead to your account being suspended.