Health Millions Syndicates

Health Millions syndicates are a great way of boosting your chances of winning. Learn more about the advantages of joining a group and learn how to set up your own syndicate.

What is a syndicate?

A syndicate is a group of people who team up to take part and bet together. The purpose of joining forces is so that you can purchase a number of entries in a more affordable way, as you share the cost with everyone else in the group.

The key benefit is that it gives you multiple chances to win. For example, if you place one bet on Health Millions, the odds of landing the jackpot are 1 in 79,453,500. If you have a syndicate of 10 people and all contribute the cost of one entry, your odds of winning are 1 in 7,945,350 yet you have not spent any more on the game.

There are other prizes in Health Millions too, as you only need to match the Health Ball to receive a free bet or match two numbers to win £2. Any prizes won are shared between members of the syndicate.

How to set up your Health Millions syndicate

Creating a syndicate is fun and helps to give you a better chance of winning. Follow the guidelines below to get started.

Pick your team. A syndicate can be made up of friends, family members, work colleagues, neighbours, or anyone else you want to join forces with. The larger your group, the greater your purchasing power and the more entries you can buy.
Choose your numbers and select as many lines as you want. A popular method is for every individual to pick one line – whether it is a Quick Pick or their own favourite numbers. You can enter on Mondays or Thursdays, or even both days if you prefer.
Once you have picked your team and your numbers, it is a good idea for everyone in the syndicate to sign an agreement. This will help to protect everyone and ensure that payments are made fairly.

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What to Include in a Syndicate Agreement

Establish a set of rules before you start so that there can be no disputes further down the line. It is a good idea to appoint one member of the group as a syndicate manager. Other details you may want to include are listed below:

The names and contact details of everyone in the syndicate
Confirmation of when you are betting – Mondays, Thursdays or both
How many lines you will be entering
The numbers that the syndicate will be entering
The cost of everyone’s stake
The share of a prize that everyone will receive
Confirmation of when everyone should pay their share to the syndicate – every week or month
What happens if someone does not pay on time
What happens if someone leaves the syndicate or somebody new wants to join
A signed agreement from the syndicate manager with a promise that prizes will be distributed

FAQ

Take a look at some of these frequently asked questions about setting up your own syndicate.

Why do we need a syndicate agreement?

A syndicate agreement is recommended so that everyone in the team is aware of their responsibilities and how prizes will be shared out.

How do I buy entries?

You can bet on Health Millions online. You will need to set up an account before you purchase your entries. You can choose to subscribe to Health Millions to make the entry process easier and so that you never miss out. Go to the Choose Numbers page to get started.

How do I check our numbers?

You will be notified by email if you are a winner. You can use also the Number Checker or take a look at the Health Millions Results page where the official results are announced.

Is there a maximum number of members that a syndicate can have?

No, you can set up a syndicate with as few or as many people as you want.

Can new members join a syndicate after it has been set up?

It is up to you how you structure your syndicate agreement. However, there is no reason why new members should not be allowed to join. They will just need to be added to the syndicate agreement.

How do I collect money from the group?

The syndicate manager should keep track of who has paid what so that they know who is up to date with their payments.