Your number.
Your luck.
Your Saturday.

Select numbers at £1 each, enter your work name and email, and use the workplace code. Numbers are held for up to 10 minutes. The transfer screen shows payee D Dlamini with sort code xx-xx-xx and account xxxxxxxx. No money can be paid from those masked details. “Payment sent” confirms a simulated entry. Your receipt appears on screen. Confirmation emails remain queued until email sending is connected.

UK Lotto, Saturday, first game (Round 1) bonus ball, numbers 1–59. The configured draw time is 20:00 UK time, with entry closing at 19:45. The next Saturday board opens as soon as the current one closes. The organiser fee is £1 per draw, capped at that draw’s receipts. The net prize rolls over if there is no eligible winner. All amounts in this test are simulated; no payment or prize is due.

One random £1 ticket is entered on the first Saturday of each calendar month and transparently marked as organiser funded. It is eligible on the same terms as other tickets. The contribution is recorded against the organiser’s ticket without a bank transfer.

Once email sending is connected, receipts go to the email on each purchase. Winners receive their number and simulated prize, with collection from Dypsyl after verification in a live draw. If nobody wins, that draw’s participants receive a rollover email and a reminder at 16:00 UK time on the next draw day. The organiser’s report is due one hour after the draw and is sent when the next scheduled check runs, or later if a confirmed result is delayed. Email setup and the scheduled updater must both be connected before unattended delivery can work.