Yesterday, the National Lottery announced changes to their Interactive Account Terms and Conditions, Rules for Draw-Based Games Played Interactively, and Interactive Draw-Based Games Procedures.
The main reason for the changes say the National Lottery, is to update them to take into account the imminent launch of their new mobile-friendly version of their existing website.
This new mobile website will provide a streamlined version of the full National Lottery website we all see when we visit via a computer. The majority of the function available on the full website will be available, including the ability to check results, log in to your account and take part in the draw based games such as Lotto and its various versions, EuroMillions and Thunderball. You will not however, be able to play any Instant Win Games, nor will you be able to create or manage your Direct Debit subscriptions.
The Terms and Conditions review has been undertaken to make certain that they are in line with how the National Lottery website operates and are completely up to date. They have also been slight changes to clarify the differentiation between the new mobile version of the site and the existing full version.
Existing account holders have been informed they need not take any action as a result of the changes, but that they need to be aware that if they access the website once the mobile friendly version is live using any Android or iPhone device, you will most likely be redirect automatically to the mobile site.
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