UNITED KINGDOM, 2015 – For anyone who has recently joined a lottery syndicate or who is thinking of joining forces with a lottery syndicate organiser, the many terms and phrases used in the lottery may be confusing at first. This is perhaps one of the main reasons why Elite Lotto, also known as e-LUK, has come up with a list of the most common terms and definitions for both its existing and prospective members so they will have no difficulty whatsoever ‘getting in the game’, so to speak.

One of the most common – and necessary – terms when it comes to playing the lottery (and being part of a lottery syndicate) is ‘draw’. Those who are familiar with the lottery may already know what the term means, but those who aren’t in the know should be aware that the term ‘draw’ simply refers to the weekly play for the Euromillions lottery. Another term that is commonly used is ‘line’, and this just refers to the actual line (consisting of seven numbers) which is used in the Euromillions lottery, which is also comprised of five main numbers and two ‘lucky star’ numbers.

New or prospective members of Elite Lotto will also come across the term ‘playing period’ quite often. This term refers to a certain period of time which begins from the 15th of one month until the 14th day of the next month. It is at the end of each period when a successful syndicate (and its successful members) will be able to receive any winnings.

Those who join Elite Lotto will become part of a ‘syndicate’, which is another well-used term in Elite Lotto. Each and every syndicate will be composed of 150 individuals or members, and each member will be allocated to a syndicate for every playing period. Whilst there are still a number of terms that new or prospective members may not be familiar with at the beginning, they will be able to quickly learn everything they need to know, with Elite Lotto’s help.

One other great aspect about Elite Lotto’s service is its monthly update for each member. At the end of every period of play, Elite Lotto sends its members an email update which contains (or links to) a detailed statement or report on the performance of the member’s syndicate during the newly-finished playing period. This email update will also contain the member’s new numbers for their new syndicate for the period of play which has just begun.

About the company: Elite Lotto operates under DTD European Services Limited and is a well-recognised lottery syndicate organiser in the UK. If you would like to know more about its services, visit the Elite Lotto website.