You can find instructions and support on how to use Lottery.net’s range of Android lottery apps on this page. Find out how to install and set up the apps and learn how to use all of their features.
The Android apps on Lottery.net are available to download through the Google Play Store. Follow the steps below to install an app.
After a few moments the app should appear in your device’s menu and – if you have the option enabled – on your device’s home screen. Tap the app icon to open it.
After you’ve installed and opened the app for the first time you may be taken through a short setup process to get it up and running according to your preferences.
You can update these choices from the Settings screen at any time. If you choose not to enable notifications upon initial setup you can enable them later through your device’s settings.
Each app includes a menu to help you navigate between the different screens. Find the icon that looks like three horizontal lines at the top of the screen and tap it to open the menu. From there, just tap an option to be taken to that screen. On devices with a larger screen the menu stays open by default.
The latest winning numbers for each active lottery will be displayed by default on the app’s home screen and are accessible via the menu. You can also view more details about a particular draw or see previous results.
Use the Checker to find out if your numbers have won a prize in recent draws. The Checker is accessible from the app menu. Please note that the results of the Checker do not act as sufficient proof that you have won a prize. You must have a valid winning entry for the draw in question to be able to claim the prize displayed.
Use the Quick Check if you just want to check a set of numbers as a one-off. Your ticket will not be saved in the app, so you will need to enter the numbers each time you want to check them.
The winning numbers from recent draws will then be displayed. Any numbers you matched will be highlighted and any prizes you won will be shown.
If you have a favorite set of numbers you can add them to the Checker as a ticket and then check them in the future with just a quick glance.
Your numbers will then be saved and you will be able to check them against the results of recent draws directly on the Checker screen. Swipe along the different result dates to check your ticket against the numbers from that draw or tap the ‘Full Check’ button to conduct a more comprehensive check.
To edit your numbers tap the ‘Edit Ticket’ button on the main Checker screen and repeat the steps above. This option will remain unavailable until you have saved at least one set of numbers.
Take advantage of the useful Number Generators featured in the Lottery.net apps to create random entries for upcoming draws. You can access the Number Generator from the menu.
Note that the numbers generated in the app do not count as entries. You must purchase a valid ticket for the draw to be eligible to win. The countdown below the Number Generator shows how long you have left to purchase entries for the next draw.
The biggest benefit of the apps featured on Lottery.net is the ability to customize your notifications so you only receive the alerts you want. The Notifications screen is accessed through the app menu.
A message on the Notifications screen will tell you whether you have notifications enabled. If you don’t you can enable them through your device’s settings screen.
You can update your preferences, including which lotteries are visible in the app, at any time from the Settings screen. Access this screen through the app menu.
The Settings screen also displays the app version that your device is using. We recommend always keeping your apps up to date for security purposes and to ensure you have the latest functionality.
There is a wide range of additional information available via these apps, including in-depth statistics for particular lotteries, details of how to play and how to claim prizes, and much more. These options can all be navigated to using the app menu and some may open a window in your device’s web browser.
When this happens you can navigate back to the app using your device’s back button or app switcher. On Android devices the app switcher can generally be found next to the home button or by swiping up in the bottom of the screen on full-screen devices.