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Tzoker vs Greek Lotto

With one play, the Tzoker jackpot has a chance of 1 in 24,435,180 and the Greek Lotto top prize 1 in 13,983,816. Tzoker is 1.7 times harder.

How this works

What it does
This page puts two lotteries side by side: the chance of the top prize and of any prize, the price, what a play pays back on average, and what a year of playing costs.
How to use it
Nothing to type. Read across each row; the game names lead to the full odds page of each.
How to read the result
A harder jackpot is not always the worse deal and an easier one is not a good one: look at the chance for the same money and at the payback. Both lose on average.

Side by side

ItemTzokerGreek Lotto
Numbers5 of 45 + 1 of 206 of 49
Price of a play€1€1
Draws a week32
Top prize, with one play1 in 24,435,1801 in 13,983,816
Top prize, per €11 in 24,435,1801 in 13,983,816
Any prize1 in 9.421 in 6.62
Wait for the top prize, one play every draw160,000 years130,000 years
A play pays back on average€0.287 (29%)€0.504 (50%)
Jackpot at which a play pays back its price€18.8 million—
A year of one play every draw€157€104

The payback is at the smallest jackpot of €1 million in Tzoker and fixed prizes in Greek Lotto, before tax. A larger jackpot raises it; each game's "is it worth it?" page shows it for any amount you type. A dash means a game with no jackpot.

What it means

For the same money, Greek Lotto gives 1.7 times the chance of the top prize. The price of a play counts as much as its odds.

In neither game does a play pay back its price on average, unless the jackpot reaches the amount in the table, and even then a shared jackpot pulls it back down. The likeliest result, in every draw of both, is that you win nothing.

Checked against the official figures

Every figure is the one on each game's odds page, worked out from the official rules and checked against the operator's figures. The sources, and the date they were read, are listed there.