Players Worldwide Rush for Tickets in Billion Euro Lotto

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Players Worldwide Rush for Tickets in Billion

Euro Lotto

PR Newswire

ST. JOHNS, Antigua, June 5, 2012

ST. JOHNS,

Antigua

,

June 5, 2012

/PRNewswire/ --

Days before The BiLLe Lotto's first-ever weekly draw, players-

including past lotto winners-hurry for a chance at the world's biggest

jackpot.

As the hours wind down before the first draw of The BILLe Lotto

(http://www.TheBiLLe.com), players worldwide are rushing for a chance at the

max jackpot of up to €1 Billion.

Canadian C. Blair has won massively before, and he's wondering if lightning

might strike twice. The 34-year-old former welder won

$41.7 million

in 2010,

ranking him among the world's biggest single winners.

"Anything is possible, and The BiLLe is the world's most exciting lottery," Blair

says. "I'm playing each of the 49 numbers twice, so I'll at minimum win 12 free

plays." Just a one-ball match in The BiLLe wins a free play, and odds of winning

any prize are one in 1.8, compared to one in 81 with other 6/49-style lotteries.

And Blair is far from alone in his excitement. Kathi Sheedy won a

$100,000.00

Canadian lottery prize in 2011 and has 10 plays in The BiLLe. "It's a super fun

lotto," Sheedy says. "Several of my friends are in the game, and I don't want to

be left behind.

"I'd be happy with one of the €10 million prizes," says Breda Neylon of

Birmingham, UK

. "There are 42 weekly, and no split winnings." Neylon is playing

five numbers in The BiLLe.

Former professional CFL football player Justin Ring is another enthusiast of The

BiLLe. "I'm on three teams, one of which I lead, so I play free on it," he says. "I

also play as an individual but it's Team Play that really lit my fire."

"We're surprised how many people around the world are playing multiple

numbers," says The BiLLe Lotto's Managing Director Dave Edwards, a retired

Staff Sergeant and 30-year RCMP veteran now residing in

Antigua

. "It's

common for users to open an account, add 50 or

100 Euros

, and lock in a pile

of combinations." The BiLLe is now active in over 50 countries, Edwards says.

Individual plays are

7 Euros

at http://www.TheBiLLe.com. The first draw is

June

7

, followed by weekly Thursday draws.

The BiLLe is licensed in

Antigua & Barbuda

, among the world's most tightly

regulated gaming jurisdictions and white-listed by the UK government.

For further information:

Media contact:

Dave Edwards:

[phone] / Skype: Dave.Edwards2222

Email: [e-mail]