The new operator of the UK National Lottery is exploring plans to half the price of a ticket.
Allwyn was chosen by the Gambling Commission to replace Camelot, (who since 1984 has been the National Lottery operator for the last 30 years).
It promised to “breathe fresh life” into the draw, which has seen player numbers slide by eight million since 2012. Plans for new draw-based games have also been delayed until 2025.
