No 1 in Gambling

This maneki neko beckons customers to purchase takarakuji tickets in Tokyo, Japan.

Americas

• Argentina: Quiniela, Loto and various others.
• Brazil: Mega-Sena and various others
• Canada: Lotto 6/49 and Lotto Super 7
• Dominican Republic: leidas,s.a.
• Mexico: Lotería Nacional para la Asistencia Pública
• Puerto Rico: Lotería Tradicional and Lotería Electrónica

Europe

• Austria: Lotto 6 aus 45 and Zahlenlotto
• Belgium: Loterie Nationale or Nationale Loterij
• Bulgaria: TOTO 2 6/49
• Croatia: Hrvatska lutrija
• Denmark: Lotto
• Finland: Lotto
• France: La Française des Jeux
• Germany: Lotto 6 aus 49 and Spiel 77 and Super 6
• Greece: Lotto 6/49 , Joker 5/45 + 1/20 and various others
• Hungary: Lottó
• Iceland: Lottó
• Ireland: The National Lottery, An Chrannchur Náisiúnta
• Italy: Lotto, Superenalotto
• Netherlands: Staatsloterij
• Norway: Lotto
• Poland: http://www.lotto.pl 
• Portugal: Lotaria Clássica and Lotaria Popular
• Romania: Loteria Romana - 6/49, 5/40, Pronosport
• Serbia: Narodna Lutrija
• Slovenia: Loterija Slovenije
• Spain: Loterías y Apuestas del Estado
• Switzerland: Swiss Lotto
• Turkey: Various games by Milli Piyango İdaresi (National Lottery Administration) including Loto 6/49 and jackpots
• United Kingdom: formerly The National Lottery, now Lotto. Also Monday - The Charities Lottery, launched on May 8, 2006.[1]

Asia

• Hong Kong: Mark Six
• Israel: "Lotto"
• Japan: Takarakuji
• Philippines: Lotto 6/42, Mega Lotto 6/45, Super Lotto 6/49, 6 Digits Luzon, 4 Digits, Suertres Lotto, EZ2 Lotto
• Russia: Sportloto
• Singapore: TOTO
• South Korea: Lotto
• Taiwan: Lottery

Africa

• South Africa: South African National Lottery

Australia

• Australia: Australian Lottery Games, Powerball
• New Zealand: Lotto

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