Subscribers also have access to the Monthly Draw, giving you another chance to win a £25,000 Jackpot.
The Monthly Draw uses the same simple number-matching format, with prizes available for matching 5 main numbers, 4 main numbers plus the bonus ball, 4 main numbers, or 3 main numbers.
It gives subscribers another regular prize opportunity, while helping to support projects that make a difference to children, young people and families across Scotland.
With money raised supporting good causes through the Jackpot Community Trust, every subscription helps fund work that reaches communities across the country.
5 main numbers: £25,000 Jackpot
4 main numbers + bonus ball: £2,000
4 main numbers: £250
3 main numbers: £10
When you enter our Main Jackpot Draws, we automatically throw in our Daily Draws for absolutely free! That means every single day brings a fresh chance to win up to £2,000, along with plenty of other exciting prizes.
It keeps the excitement going all week long, giving you more ways to win while making a real difference to children across Scotland. With another draw always just around the corner, playing the Scottish Children’s Lottery is more rewarding, more entertaining, and more fun than ever!
Because waiting a whole month for a big win is no fun, we brighten up your week with two chances to scoop a life-changing prize.
Every Monday and Thursday, you could win a staggering £25,000 Jackpot! All while supporting vital children’s charities right here in Scotland.
Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity We’re proud to award £4,000 to Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity thanks to funding...
We’re excited to announce that Dundee Bairns has received a £4,000 grant from the Scottish Children’s Lottery!...
We are proud to announce that Harbour Ayrshire has been awarded a £5,000 grant from the Scottish...
Empowering Scotland’s Next Generation of Arts Leaders We are proud to award £4,000 to Youth Theatre...
Join Scottish Children’s Lottery today for entry into subscriber-only prize opportunities and help support children across Scotland.
