Purchasing at Konzum to Eurojackpot

This Friday, February 1st until 5 PM, customers in all Konzum stores will receive a free combination for the international lottery game Eurojackpot worth 15 kuna with purchases over 200 kuna.

In this way, Konzum will enable its customers to directly participate in one of the richest lottery games in the world and the opportunity to win the Eurojackpot worth at least 75 million kuna, which is also the largest prize amount in the history of lottery games in Croatia. 

Just last week, a Eurojackpot jackpot of 30 million euros was won, which went to Finland, along with 2 winnings of 300,000 euros won by players from Germany. The numbers in the Eurojackpot game have been drawn since March 2012, and so far, lucky winners of this lottery prize game have won more than 200 million euros.
Tomorrow’s Eurojackpot draw is the first in which, along with 240 million players from 14 European countries, players from Croatia can also participate. On this occasion, Konzum, as a partner of the Croatian Lottery in the sale of lottery games, will reward its customers and introduce them to this new service offered at its sales points, Konzum representatives say.

Konzum is the first retail chain in Croatia to introduce the possibility of purchasing lottery services at its cash registers. In addition to the opportunity to participate in the new lottery game Eurojackpot, Konzum also offers its customers other regular lottery games of the Croatian Lottery such as; Loto 7/39, Loto 6/45, Bingo, Keno. Every customer has the opportunity to play by choosing the desired type of game and the amount they wish to play when they arrive at the cash register. The customer selects one of the offered packages that include different combinations of each game, and each package is marked with the exact amount in kuna. Most of the offered options along with the basic game (e.g., Loto 7/39, Loto 6/45, TV Bingo) also include an additional game (e.g., Super7, Joker, TV Bingo! plus), and the player does not need to fill out slips as the system automatically generates random numbers using the Croatian Lottery’s IT system.