Ensuring a fair Lottery for the nation
£27 billion for good causes
£40 billion in prizes
London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
The National Lottery is committed to raising £750 million towards the cost of staging the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. This will come from a series of designated Olympic Lottery games, where the ‘good cause’ proportion of Lottery income will be paid to the Olympic Lottery Distribution Fund (OLDF).
The designated games are the Dream Number draw game, some Scratchcards and all Interactive Instant Win games, as listed below.
Scratchcards Olympic game
- Game 485 – Money Spider
- Game 486 – Triple Cash
- Game 494 – Lucky 7s
- Game 510 – Winner’s Luck
- Game 511 – Forggy Fortune
- Game 526 – Spicy Hot 7s
- Game 517 – Fast £50
- Game 520 – Rolling In It
- Game 530 – £250,000 Purple
- Game 509 – Money Tree
- Game 543 – Lucky Lines
Interactive Instant Win Olympic Game
- 10 Times Lucky
- Bank Roll
- Bingo
- Buried Treasure
- Cash Drop
- Cash Grid
- Christmas Presents
- Classic Snakes and Ladders
- Deal or no Deal
- Fast £50
- Find a Fortune
- Fireworks Fortune
- Hangman
- Happy Christmas
- Hi Lo
- Lucky For Sum
- Lucky Lines
- Lucky Stars
- Ludo
- Maze of Fortune
- Meteor Money
- Monopoly 3D
- Monopoly Gold
- Monopoly Instant
- Money Multiplier
- Money Tree
- Mousetrap
- Noughts & Crosses
- Pinball Payout
- Pluck a Duck
- Rolling In It
- Scrabble
- Snake and Ladders
- Snow Me The Money
- Super 7s
- Triple Luck 7s
- £10,000 a Month for a Year
- £100,000 Christmas
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Primary legislation
The National Lottery, along with its regulator, was established by the National Lottery etc. Act 1993. Initially, the regulator of the National Lottery was the Director General of the National Lottery. The Director General ran the Office of the National Lottery (OFLOT), the National Lottery Commission’s predecessor. The National Lottery Commission was established in April 1999.