Lottotyypin

Lottotyypin is a type of lottery game that is played in Finland. It is one of the most popular lottery games in the country, with a large number of players participating each week. The game is operated by the Finnish Lottery, which is a state-owned company.

In Lottotyypin, players choose six numbers from a set of 39. The numbers are drawn at random by a machine, and the prize money is divided among the winners. The top prize is shared among all the players who have matched all six numbers, while there are also smaller prizes for players who have matched fewer numbers.

The game is played weekly, with the draw taking place on Fridays. Players can purchase tickets from a variety of retailers, including newsagents, supermarkets, and online. The cost of a single ticket is 2 euros, and players can choose to play multiple tickets if they wish.

Lottotyypin has been a popular game in Finland for many years, and it has raised significant amounts of money for good causes. The prize money is used to fund a variety of charitable projects, including education, health, and social welfare. The game has also been credited with helping to promote a sense of community and social responsibility among Finnish citizens.