Info-Lottery:
systematic look at one of the world's most developed lottery ecosystems

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A variety of systems: from weekly draws to regional draws
Australia has a wide range of lottery formats, each with its own characteristics. Among the key ones are Monday & Wednesday Lotto, Oz Lotto, Powerball, Set for Life, and Instant Scratch-Its.
We take a detailed look at each format:
the number of numbers in a combination, the selection mechanism, frequency, and history of rule changes.
We also pay attention to regional differences:
some formats are available in certain states or have local features. Everything is explained in simple language with examples and links to the original sources. This approach allows even beginners to quickly navigate the structure.
Lottery legislation and terms in Australia
How the legal system for lottery
activities is organized
The Australian lottery system is based on clearly structured legal regulations that are implemented at the level of each individual state or territory. There is no single national authority that controls all lotteries in the country; instead, there are regional regulators that issue licenses, enforce compliance, and supervise operators. For example, in Victoria, it is the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission, in New South Wales, it is NSW Fair Trading, and in Queensland, it is the Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation (OLGR).
All major operators (such as The Lott or Lotterywest) must hold a valid license and comply with requirements regarding transparency, publication of results, record keeping, and access to rules for consumers. The legislation stipulates that:




Definition of terms in the context of Australian legislation:
Authorised Lottery Operator
Licensed
Draw
Instant
Lottery
Permitted
Entry
Claim
Period
Game Rules
Disclosure
All these definitions are enshrined in regulations and are governed not only by local commissions but also by general acts such as the Australian Consumer Law.