The Way the Billionairio game works …

Prize money for winners at the Billionairio game is created via the tickets that are sold. It is interesting to note that every Billionairio ticket sold adds an additional €16.60 into the prize pool. In this way, the selling of 75 million tickets generates funds for a colossal first prize of €1 billion. In addition, this leaves enough money for over 1,200 other prizes, before the grand prize draw, in a total amount of approximately €240.5 million. Prospective Billionairio game players should take into account that in the event that not all the tickets are sold in a particular series, then the amount of the first prize is altered accordingly.

Winning at Billionairio

Each Billionairio ticket participates in up to nine separate draws. A player registers at the Billionairio site and then purchases a ticket. Once 75 million tickets have been sold or after 12 months have passed from the series opening date, which ever occurs first, then the series is closed. One Billionairio ticket enters into individual draws for €10,000, €1 million and €10 million. When all the tickets are sold, then the ticket will also enter into the Billionairio grand draw for the huge prize of €1 billion and four another draws from €100,000 up to €10,000,000.

The Billionairo game does not make use of a random number generator and the draw itself takes place at an offline location. Results of each draw are published on the Billionairio site. The draw itself is based on major stock market indices. The winner of each draw is determined by the matching up of the ticket number and a sequence created by the closing value of 8 major global stock exchanges. This pre-determined 8 digit sequence is arranged in advance and placed with Billionairio's management consulting firm for safekeeping. In order to create a win, there must be a perfect match between the ticket number and the winning number drawn in the series. It should be pointed out that unlike a lottery, there can be only one winner for each prize in each series and therefore there is no necessity for a prize to be shared with anyone else.

Licensing Issues

The Billionairio game is registered as a trademark. This form of entertainment has an official license from the Malta Lotteries and Gaming Authority. This game may therefore be played legally by a player from any territory that does not have specific regulations prohibiting such participation.

Although Billionairio does hold a remote gaming license, this is not considered as an online game. Tickets are purchased online, however the draw itself is conducted at an offline location.

Security

Security is a crucial element of any company or form of entertainment that requires transactions to be made over the Internet. Billionairio has made efforts and investments to ensure a reliable and fair service to its clients. The front-end and back office technology used at Billionairio offers a secure and reliable service. Malta itself provides a digital and modern telecommunications infrastructure as a basis for high quality links in and out of the island. In addition, Billionairio makes use of 256-bit encryption to provide a trustworthy service to its customers.

Staff at Billionairio are also committed to make every possible effort to ensure the safety and privacy of clients' personal information and data.

Payment at Billionairio

Payment is obviously an important issue to every player and participants may purchase tickets via different methods. Payment for a Billionairo ticket may be made in one of the following ways: Visa, Mastercard, a bank transfer, paysafe card, Ukash.

Terms at Billionairio

Terms and conditions for the Billionairio game are detailed on the website. As with other games, it is recommended to read all such information carefully in order to avoid any misunderstandings.

Points of interest

It is perhaps worth bearing in mind that not only are there considerable prizes up for grabs, but playing the Billionairio game provides the player with better odds of winning than a standard lottery.