| £22.8 Million up for grabs 16:40 - Sep 6 with 2580 views | Jack_Pot |
It may be international weekend but the jackpot doesn’t stop on Rams Lotto!
It’s a massive ROLLOVER on Rams Lotto this weekend.
Make sure you don’t miss out, play today for your chance to win this Saturday’s staggering £22.8 MILLION estimated jackpot.
To put this spectacular prize into context, the Rams Lotto jackpot well over the size of Saturday’s National Lottery jackpot, which stands at an estimated £3.6m and also the EuroMillions at £21m.
With Rams Lotto, supporters can play for the chance to win millions of pounds and, at the same time, contribute directly towards the future success of Derby County.
All proceeds that the club receives from Rams Lotto will be donated in full to the Derby County Academy, which aims to identify, develop and nurture the next generation of first-team talent.
Each lotto bet you place helps to secure a bright future for the Academy. It's easy to get involved - and with Rams Lotto you can win prizes for matching just one number or more!
Rams Lotto is powered by Lotto Network, which funds and pays all prize money in full.
Visit www.RamsLotto.com to Play Now for the £22.8 Million estimated jackpot.
Remember — it’s ‘Your Club, Your Lotto’.
Read more at
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| £22.8 Million up for grabs on 01:57 - Sep 8 with 2550 views | davram |
Not sure that DCFC should be doing a "first" by invading this independent website with its promotional blurb. Who is "Jack Pot"?
Fans should also note that the actual percentage of their syndicated Lotto stake that now goes to the Rams' Academy is less than the contribution that subscribers make to the Rams Club (formerly the Premium Club - the weekly Rams lottery initiated during Gadsby's regime).
Rams Club members have been quietly booted into touch with the advent of this Lotto, so that member benefits that once included Shop DCFC merchandise discounts and (more recently) exclusive Forum events will be forfeited.
The new lotto also costs more to enter than the weekly subscription (by standing order) than Rams Club did.
Many older, long-term supporters were Rams Club members, so - as with the season ticket increases for these most loyal fans - their stoical support has not been rewarded.
Quite the opposite in fact. [Post edited 8 Sep 2013 1:59]
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