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Loterija Slovenije review

Updated September 28, 2026 · WagerCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Loterija Slovenije suits adults who want a single predictable product rather than a casino lobby. It is a Slovenia-based lottery operator licensed by the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia, has been trading since 1989, and lets most prizes be collected as soon as the draw report is published.

Key facts

Best for
Adults buying draw tickets in Slovenia who want a clear licence and quick prize collection.
Regulators
Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS)↗
Minimum deposit
€5 to €100↗
Withdrawal time
Immediate: most prizes can be collected as soon as the draw report is published; online winnings up to EUR 300 are credited automatically to the player account, and winnings of EUR 15,000 or more are transferred to the bank account by the third business day at the latest↗
Payment methods
Specialised lottery sales points (prodajna mesta), Petrol, MOL, Shell and Logo petrol stations, 3DVA kiosks, Pošte Slovenije post offices, Online via loterija.si, Mobile app, Lidl, Spar and Interspar stores (Loto and Eurojackpot packages)↗
Products
Lottery↗
Responsible gambling tools
Deposit-limits, Self-exclusion, Reality-check↗
Legal entity
Loterija Slovenije, d. d.↗
Headquarters
Slovenia↗
Founded
1989↗
Support channels
Email, Phone, Help-centre↗
Features
Mobile app
Official website
loterija.si

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 6 sources

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Licensed in Slovenia by the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia, so a named authority holds the operator to account (Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS)).
  • Prizes move quickly: most can be collected as soon as the draw report is published, and smaller online winnings are credited straight to the player account.
  • Responsible gambling tools cover deposit limits, self-exclusion and reality checks (deposit limits, self exclusion and reality check).
  • A mobile app is part of the offering, and the app also carries ticket sales and prize collection (mobile app, Specialised lottery sales points (prodajna mesta), Petrol, MOL, Shell and Logo petrol stations and 3DVA kiosks).
  • Ticket sales and prize collection share one network, from sales points and post offices to petrol forecourts and self-service kiosks (Specialised lottery sales points (prodajna mesta), Petrol, MOL, Shell and Logo petrol stations and 3DVA kiosks).

Cons

  • The catalogue is a single product: lottery draws only, with no casino, poker or bingo titles listed (lottery).
  • Support runs on email, phone and help centre, with no live chat in the published list.
  • A minimum top-up of €5 to €100 places the brand mid-table among lottery brands on minimum deposit (21).
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Who it suits

  • Adults in Slovenia who already buy draw tickets at sales points and want the same draws in an app (mobile app).
  • Players who value quick prize collection over a wide game list, since prizes can be collected as soon as the draw report is published.
  • Readers who want the licence question answered in plain terms, because a named financial administration oversees the operator (Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS)).

Who should look elsewhere

  • Anyone wanting a UK-regulated brand: Lottogo is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission (UK Gambling Commission).
  • Players who want winnings pushed straight to a bank account: Islensk Getspa and Getraunir credits them instantly to a chosen bank account (Instant to the bank account chosen in the Aur app).
  • Readers who would rather weigh a dedicated gaming regulator than a financial administration: Synot Tip SK is overseen by Urad pre regulaciu hazardnych hier (Urad pre regulaciu hazardnych hier (URHH)).

Who licenses the operator

The operator is licensed by the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia, the authority named alongside the company on its own corporate pages (Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS)). The licence record ties that body to a Slovenian market, so a reader can check the operator against a named authority rather than sorting through a long list of regulators. What sits behind the licence is a state financial administration rather than a gaming commission, which matters when comparing operators across Europe: the paperwork and any complaint route run through a different kind of body than the gaming regulators many other brands answer to. The licence is straightforward to verify, and it covers a narrow, draw-based product.

Getting paid out

Play is bought and collected through a wide physical and digital network (Specialised lottery sales points (prodajna mesta), Petrol, MOL, Shell and Logo petrol stations and 3DVA kiosks). Tickets are available at dedicated lottery sales points, at petrol station forecourts, at self-service kiosks and at post office counters, and supermarket chains sell packages for selected draws. The same draws can be bought online through the operator's own site and through its mobile app, so a player can move between a shop counter and a phone without changing games. Payouts run along the same mix. Most prizes can be collected once the draw report is published, so the wait follows the draw calendar rather than a manual payment queue. Online winnings inside a set ceiling are credited automatically to the player account, and the largest sums are transferred to a bank account inside a set banking deadline. Top-ups run €5 to €100, which keeps the entry point modest for an occasional draw and caps what a single payment can carry.

Who runs it

The operator trades as Loterija Slovenije, d. d. and is based in Slovenia, and it has been trading since 1989. Both details matter to a gambling reader. A named legal entity gives you something concrete to look up in company records, and a head office in the same country as the licence means the player is dealing with a domestic operator rather than a group registered elsewhere. The operating history is also long enough that this is not a recent arrival on the market. Customer service runs on email, phone and help centre, so help arrives by email, by phone or through the help centre, with no live chat in the published list. That suits players who are comfortable with a phone call or an email, and suits those who expect to type into a chat window less well.

How Loterija Slovenije compares

Where Loterija Slovenije is available

Available
Slovenia
Licence in Slovenia
Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS), checked September 26, 2026

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 26, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

Who licenses Loterija Slovenije?+

The operator is licensed by the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia, the body named on its corporate pages (Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS)). That authority covers the operator's lottery play, so a reader can check the licence and the operator's notices in a single place. Licence checks are worth doing per operator, since the overseeing bodies differ between the brands compared here.

What is the minimum top-up?+

Top-ups run €5 to €100, so the entry point stays modest and the ceiling on a single payment is set too. That floor sits at the median minimum deposit across the lottery operators compared here (€5), which makes it typical rather than unusual in either direction. Players who stake small amounts often may prefer a brand with a lower floor.

How can I pay for a draw?+

You can buy tickets at dedicated lottery sales points, at petrol station forecourts, at self-service kiosks and at post office counters, with selected packages also sold in supermarket chains (Specialised lottery sales points (prodajna mesta), Petrol, MOL, Shell and Logo petrol stations and 3DVA kiosks). Online buying runs through the operator's site and its mobile app, so a player can move between a shop and a phone for the same draw.

How quickly are winnings paid out?+

Most prizes can be collected once the draw report is published, so the wait follows the draw calendar (Specialised lottery sales points (prodajna mesta), Petrol, MOL, Shell and Logo petrol stations and 3DVA kiosks). Online winnings inside a set ceiling are credited automatically to the player account, while the largest sums are transferred to a bank account inside a set banking deadline. Collecting in person at a sales point or post office depends on opening hours.

Is there a mobile app?+

Yes. A mobile app is part of the offering (mobile app), and the app is also listed as a route for buying tickets and collecting winnings (Specialised lottery sales points (prodajna mesta), Petrol, MOL, Shell and Logo petrol stations and 3DVA kiosks). App play covers the same draws sold over the counter, so there is no separate mobile-only product. That suits players who buy on the move, and suits those wanting a full casino library in the same app less well.

What responsible gambling tools are offered?+

The operator lists deposit limits, self-exclusion and reality checks (deposit limits, self exclusion and reality check). Deposit limits cap what can be added to an account, self-exclusion takes a player out of play, and reality checks interrupt a session so a player can review how long they have been playing. These are player-side controls rather than terms attached to a promotion.

What can I actually play here?+

Lottery draws only (lottery). There is no casino, poker or bingo range in the operator's own listing, and no live dealer or sportsbook. That is a deliberate trade: fewer titles, but a single schedule, simple ticket pricing and a licence covering one thing. Players who want variety should look at a wider operator.

How do I reach customer service?+

Support runs on email, phone and help centre, which means email, phone and a help centre. A player who prefers to call can do so, a player who wants to browse answers can use the help centre, and email covers written questions. There is no live chat in the published list, so expect a reply through one of those channels rather than an instant typing window.

Where is the company based and how long has it run?+

The operator trades as Loterija Slovenije, d. d. and is based in Slovenia, and it has been trading since 1989. A domestic legal entity with a long trading history gives readers a company record to check, and it means the operator answers to the same country that licenses it.

Sources

Compiled from 7 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

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Adults buying draw tickets in Slovenia who want a clear licence and quick prize collection.

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