Belgium

Belgische Lotterij (Belgium)

As with the website from the Netherlands, the official page devoted to the Belgian Lottery offers you a quick drop-down menu found at the top of the main page. Some of the available games include:

• Win for Life
• EuroMillions
• Pick 3
• Bling Bling
• Rabbits Run
• Extra Lotto

One interesting aspect of this specific form of keno is that players can win even if they do not choose any of the correct numbers. This is simply due to the fact that the chances of such an event are quite low. It is also possible for a contestant to win as much as €2.5 million euros in a single day. This is assuming that he or she hits the national jackpot. Belgian keno is also offered on Sundays as well as official holidays, so there is literally no limit in regards to how often you can play. Drawings take place at six o’clock in the evening and the results will normally be announced immediately thereafter.

Other Important Information

As you might encounter issues when translating the site into English, it is a good idea to mention how an official representative can be contacted. If you are physically within Belgium, there are eight different offices which are open during normal business hours. However, there is also an online contact form for you to utilise. This is arguably the best way to make an enquiry, as the response times are generally rapid. The Belgian National Lottery also has a Facebook page and you can contact a representative by telephone (the best number to call is 0800 35 777). Once again, keep in mind that you will likely need to request to speak with someone who understands English. The only time that this may not be the case is if you have a fluent understanding of French (French is commonly spoken throughout Belgium).

On a final note, automatic online translation services (such as those provided by Google) might not always be accurate. There are also instances when HTML and hyperlinks may not function correctly after a translation has taken place. This can create situations when a certain portion of the Belgian website do not appear to be functioning properly. If you find that this is the case, it is wise to switch back to the normal view (in the Belgian language). You will then be able to access the required portion of the website.