Lotto buyers can play as usual on their lottery ticket, but in the event of a win, they cannot register the win via the internet and receive the prize on their own. Instead, they must send in the physical lottery ticket to Folkspel for verification.
There is a scratch field where the series and lottery number are hidden underneath, and we have a smaller amount of lottery tickets, it seems, where the scratch field has stuck, says Mathias Skoglund, deputy CEO of Folkspel, to Expressen.
When you scratch your lottery ticket, you only get a black surface and then the series and lottery number cannot be read.
On Bingolotto's website, there are instructions on how to send in the lottery ticket for verification.
On Christmas Eve, Bingolotto had problems with its digital lottery tickets and lottery buyers could not correct their lottery tickets.
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