Why EuroDreams is not suitable for syndicates?

corkie

"The nature of the Annuity Prize means that only one winner is recognised and only one Annuity Policy created in that winner’s name. PLI will recognise one winner and the Prize paid to that winner is tax free. Consequently, the EuroDreams Game is not suitable for syndicate Play."

https://www.lottery.ie/useful-info/eurodreams-faqs

"The first draw will take place on Monday, November 6th, 2023."

With syndicates ruled out of playing, seems like allot less of players for it?

The Dream Number is only applicable for Tier 1 Prizes.

Anyone else going to enter these draws?

I might alternate from playing euro millions and this weekly. certainly not playing all three. The only time I play 'Daily Millions' is when I win a ticket.

Went looking for a thread for this, but seems nobody has created a thread for it?

corkie

10 13 14 25 30 35 ~ DREAM NUMBER 5

As we finalize the results from the first Euro Dreams draw, the National Lottery website is temporarily unavailable.

Numbers for the first draw above, won't be sharing again. Just for this draw.

Edit: - One Irish winner of the match 6 (Tier 2).

corkie

14 16 19 31 32 37 Dream Number 2

Just once more for tonight's draw.

No winners of Tier 1 & 2 tonight.

corkie

After 59 Draws and no Irish Winner of Tier 1, tonight's draw is a must be won draw.

https://www.lottery.ie/how-to-play/eurodreams/eurodreams-promo

Good luck to all who have entered, there maybe still time for online players?

Edit: -

There was no winner of the EuroDreams top prize. In total, over 45,000 players in Ireland won prizes. One player in Co. Cork won the EuroDreams Special Draw prize of €2,000 per month for 5 years. The winning ticket was purchased in O’Reilly Garage, Clonakilty Road, Bandon, Co. Cork.

corkie

Stop keeping track off it but is last nights win! The first time an Irish player has got 'Tier 1' prize and is it a shared prize with a player in france? Or do both get the full value of it.

Not my numbers, so not me!

https://extra.ie/2025/09/09/lifestyle/irish-player-eurodreams-top-prize

L1011

It's not suitable because the payment is done by purchasing an annuity from an insurance provider (to ensure it keeps being paid even if Premier Lotteries goes away - see the issue in the US right now with Publishers Clearing House winners not being paid); and annuities are sold for single named persons only.

There is another reason that annuities make sense for this type of prize; but it doesn't apply here. In some cases these prizes die with you, so if an elderly winner wins; the annuity costs a lot less money as its unlikely they'll ever get the money. Eurodreams pays out the remaining term to your estate, though.