Group Plays at SuperEnalotto
A group of players can decide to join together to participate in a lottery draw. The cost of purchasing the tickets would be shared among the group members, and any prizes won would then be divided equally. By participating in a group play, you can afford to play more number combinations – thereby increasing your chances of winning – without having to bear the full cost of purchasing all of them yourself.
Group plays are usually formed by family members, friends, or colleagues, but you can also participate in an online group play. If you are part of a group play with people you know personally, it’s worth writing up a contract that includes all the details regarding the play, such as who is responsible for buying the tickets and what to do in case of a win. This is not necessary when participating in an online group play, as everything happens automatically on the gaming site.
Playing with Friends and Family
You can organize a group play by purchasing multiple SuperEnalotto combinations with friends, family, or coworkers. This way, not only do you increase your chances of winning a prize, but you also get to enjoy playing in company with others. If a group consists of ten players each contributing 5 €, it will be possible to buy 50 individual plays for SuperEnalotto, giving each player more chances to win compared to playing individually.
When organizing a group play, you have complete control over the entire operation, from purchasing the tickets to dividing the prizes. However, before starting to play, it is a good idea to write down the rules of the group play so that everything is clear to each participant.
Writing the Rules for a Group Play
This document should include every single detail about the group play, such as:
- The name and surname of each participant;
- How much each participant contributes;
- What happens if a participant doesn't pay their share on time;
- How many individual plays are purchased for each draw;
- For which draw(s) the plays are valid;
- Who buys the plays and keeps the game receipts safe;
- Who checks the winning numbers;
- Who is responsible for collecting the winnings;
- How the winnings are divided;
- What happens if someone no longer wants to participate in the group play;
- If the group of players will remain anonymous or come forward in the event of a large prize win.
By putting everything in writing before starting, you avoid any future problems or misunderstandings, such as participants who start demanding more than they are entitled to in case of a win or who want a share of the winnings even after no longer being part of the group.
Online Group Plays
Participating in an online group play is easy, as you don’t have to bother writing down all the rules or convincing other people to play with you. Sisal, the official SuperEnalotto provider, offers players the chance to participate in various online group plays. The easiest way is to purchase a share of a systemic play ticket with multiple participants.
To play a system, you need to choose more than six numbers and purchase each possible combination with those numbers. Some systems allow you to play only certain types of combinations, rather than all possible ones, and some also include the SuperStar option.
By purchasing a share of a systemic play ticket, you don’t have to take on the responsibility of organizing the group play, as the gaming portal automatically manages the entire operation, including checking the winnings and dividing any prizes among all the participants. All you have to do is choose which group play you want to join and how many shares you want to buy. Then, all that’s left is to wait for the draw result and find out if your system won. If it does, your share of the prize is credited directly to your gaming account, with no risk of disputes with other players.
Visit the Systems and Strategies page to learn more about systemic plays, which you can join alone or with other players as described on this page.
