What changed
The site has been rebuilt around the three things players told us they came for: finding a game, understanding what it costs before they commit, and setting their own limits without hunting through a menu. Navigation now names the six product areas directly — Lotteries, Casino, Instants, Poker, Bingo and Virtual Sports — and marks the one you are in. Set my limits sits in the header of every page.
Every game shows its parameters
Each draw game now carries its price, its format, its jackpot structure and a link to the published prize tiers and odds on the card itself, before you open it. Where a jackpot is capped, the cap is stated. Where a game has an add-on or a multiplier, the ceiling is stated. Nothing about how a game works is left to be discovered after you have paid for a ticket.
Faster, and lighter on data
Game artwork was re-encoded to modern formats and the page no longer loads anything from a third-party server — no external fonts, no trackers, no advertising tags. That is a privacy decision first and a performance decision second, but it made the site roughly five times lighter as well.
Built to be usable
Text and controls meet WCAG 2.1 AA contrast, every interactive element is reachable and visible from the keyboard, and animation is switched off automatically if your device asks for reduced motion. If you find something that does not work with your assistive technology, our Accessibility page explains how to tell us.