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Vikinglotto 6 of 48

Shared Nordic lottery of 10 countries

6 of 48 + Viking Number Wednesdays 10 countries

📊 Vikinglotto at a Glance

48
Main numbers
1:61.4M
Jackpot odds
1x/week
Draws
from €3M
Minimum jackpot

🏛️ History

Vikinglotto launched in 1993 and is run jointly today by Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Slovenia and Belgium.

🎲 How Vikinglotto Works

Choose 6 main numbers from 1 to 48. A Viking number is also drawn from its own pool of 1-5. A ticket costs approx. 8 NOK (approx. €0.70). Draws every Wednesday.

🏆 Prize Classes

MatchPrize
6 correct + Viking numberJackpot (ab 3 Mio. €)
6 correct2. Gewinnrang (gepoolt)
5 correct + Viking numberNational ausgezahlt
5 correctNational ausgezahlt
4 correctNational ausgezahlt
3 correctNational ausgezahlt
✅ Tipp:

The Viking number comes from its own 1-5 pool, just like Swiss Lotto's Glückszahl. Only the top two prize tiers are pooled across countries; the rest are national.

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❓ FAQ

Can I play from Germany?

Official participation is through the retailers and platforms of the lottery's home country. Courier services buy tickets for players abroad; check beforehand whether this is permitted in your country.

Why aren't prize amounts uniform?

Only the jackpot and 2nd prize are pooled across countries. All other tiers are funded nationally and differ by country.

What is the Viking number?

An extra number from its own, separate pool of 1-5 — it can numerically match a main number since it's drawn independently.