Updated the current list of this week's draws (see original post).

We will soon be adding updates the website to make joining syndicates easier; playing many draws/weeks in advance, a mobile version of the website and more!

It's a comparison value, if you won that amount it would not be exchanged as such

The advertised syndicates for this week (starting 3rd of June '12) have been added to the first post, featuring an amazing £106,000,000 jackpot rollover (valued at 32,121,212), be sure to claim your share!

Hey mem, yeah I am - sorry for the delayed response! Feel free to reply/PM me any questions.

Syndicates for today's £92,000,000 Euromillions jackpot (1st June) closes in a few hours!

Be sure to claim your share by visiting http://www.syndiquick.com/play/add/euromillions, play from just 1.80723 BTC!

All the numbers are 'lucky dips' which are random selections through the lottery ticket provider; we felt as the syndicates are semi-anonymous, it would be the safest and fairest option. All the lottery lines assigned to your syndicate are revealed when you purchase them, along with screenshots/scans of the tickets with the ticket reference to show the validity of such.

Upon registering and playing all syndicates, users must agree to the Syndicate Terms and Conditions, in that agreement it states that 'All winning proceeds are distributed equally amongst the necessary syndicate shareholders'.

How about www.syndiquick.com? You are welcome to try it out!

The Euromillions has rolled over once again to a massive £92,000,000 jackpot (valued at 28,134,556 BTC at the time of this post). Grab your bitcoins and claim a share before the syndicate sells out, you could be a millionaire by the weekend!

http://www.syndiquick.com/play/add/euromillions

How about syndiquick.com?

I'm not sure on the practicality of transferring that amount of bitcoins for large winnings such as that. I can easily do a bank transfer, cheque or moneybookers transfer as an alternative; which ever is most convenient to the player. I just listed the BTC values as a reference.



It all depends on the amount of tickets, 1 ticket for the Euromillions has incredibly low chances and large sums of tickets is expensive (25 euromillions tickets is worth £50), but you will be paying a fraction of that cost (almost 10%) for a share. According to Camelot (the lottery provider in the UK), 1 in 4 jackpot winnings are won by syndicates.

With the Euromillions there's a 1 in 76,275,360 chance in winning the jackpot, if you play with Syndiquick (with the current advertised syndicates), I believe the odds drop to 1 in 3,051,014. There is a 1 in 24 chance of winning any prize, so there is likely to be at least one winning line.

I've developed and am now running a lottery syndicate service for real lotteries at www.syndiquick.com, pricing is in GBP£ but we accept bitcoin as a payment form.

The advertised syndicates for this week (starting 27th of May '12) have been added to the first post! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.

Syndiquick aims to change how the lottery is played everywhere. They provide syndicates of many types and sizes for established lotteries; now accepting Bitcoins, Syndiquick aspires to be one of the largest lottery syndicate providers in the world.

The syndicates we are running next week (starting 10th of June '12):

Euromillions - £12,000,000 (valued at 3,342,618 BTC)
Join from 1.67131 BTC
Closing Tuesday 12th of June
25 chances to win!
Click here to play

UK Lotto - £2,200,000 (valued at 612,813 BTC)
Join from 0.83565 BTC
Closing Wednesday 13th of June
25 chances to win!
Click here to play

Euromillions - £TBC
Join from 1.67131 BTC
Closing Friday 8th of June
25 chances to win!
Click here to play

UK Lotto - £TBC
Join from 0.83565 BTC
Closing Saturday 9th of June
25 chances to win!
Click here to play

www.syndiquick.com

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Technically yes. We form syndicates with pre-purchased lottery tickets (purchased by us), so you could claim a share of 100 lottery tickets for the price of £6, and claim a percentage of the winnings. Shares that do not sell are claimed by Syndiquick by default, though if that happens the shares are declared as losses which we wish to avoid; it's all about selling below the demand. I hope I made sense as I haven't had any sleep.

www.syndiquick.com

Please refer to the current forum thread at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=83918.0

Thankyou!

I run a lottery syndicate website and have just included bitcoin as a payment method. Would love to get some Bitcoin users on board to try it out and maybe provide some feedback!

hai bro!

Quite simply how open the currency is, and the unique market it can provide my business.

I've been coding my own Bitcoin payment verification system, www.bitcoinmonitor.net has been very useful thus far.

> I use the MtGox API to get the latest up-to-date buy prices for Bitcoins;
> Then generate unique addresses for specific users/transactions;
> Send a request to add that address to the bitcoinmonitor.net agent;
> When there has been a payment (with # confirmations) to an address you provided to the agent, it automatically sends a HTTP request (with a JSON body) to your callback address, in which you can code how to deal with those requests.

You can also set the verification count of transactions on the agent to ensure either a speedy or ensured payment.

I'm a PHP developer who is integrating Bitcoin into my current project/website. Would love to get in touch with other developers and potential users of my website.