Golden Gamble
DON’T FORGET YOUR GOLDEN GAMBLE TICKET ON MATCH DAY.
Pick up a Golden Gamble ticket from one of our sellers situated around the ground to be in with a chance of winning up to £2000 or one of our other prizes.
GOLDEN GAMBLE DrawS
Golden Gamble draws take place at half-time of each home game at the DW Stadium. A top cash prize is up for grabs, which changes each week as well as other fantastic prizes such as Match Worn Shirts, Vouchers and the classic Uncle Joe’s Mint Balls.
How To Play
Buy your tickets from our Golden Gamble sellers around the ground on a matchday for £1 per ticket. Tickets can also be purchased at our Robin Park Arena Club Store.
Cash and card are accepted!
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Chances of Winning
The chance of winning a weekly prize is dependent on the number of members subscribing to each individual draw, it is not a fixed chance. As an example, following the first draw of 2021 on 4th January, the chance of winning a prize (£10 or more) based on the members subscribing in that draw and the total number of winners paid was 1 in 129.4 – this rate varies dependent on the number of £10 consolation prizes sold. The chance of winning a weekly prize will be updated on a regular basis, at least every six months or before that if there is a major fluctuation. If you are experiencing problems with gambling, contact BeGambleAware.org on 0808 8020 133.
Questions about Lotto?
In the first instance, all questions about Lotto should be addressed to Vicky Cowpland (Lotto Supervisor) at the Lotto Office on 01942 231321 or email lotto@wiganwarriors.com – in almost all cases Vicky will be able to solve the question. However, should you still not be satisfied with the response to the question we have a grievance procedure; please ask for a grievance form that will escalate the procedure. If you are known to have a gambling addiction and you wish to self-exclude from our draws, please email lotto@wiganwarriors.com with your full name, address and contact details and we will add you to our ‘self-exclusions list’
