Ranked and Rated Online Lottery Sites in South Korea

We list the lottery sites we rank whose terms accept players from South Korea, in order of our score. A site whose terms exclude South Korea is left out. Sites change their country lists, so check again when you sign up. How we score sites is on how we rank. Korea's draw game is covered on our Nanum Lotto results page.

Online lottery in South Korea is Restricted. The governing law is the Criminal Act (형법) (Act No. 293). Check the law where you live before you buy. Prizes can also be taxed, so read our guide to tax on lottery winnings before you claim one.

Yes. Under article 246(1), a player who gambles can be fined up to 10,000,000 won. Habitual gambling under article 246(2) can bring a prison term of up to 36 months, or a fine of up to 20 million won.

Your local currency is the South Korean Won. Big foreign draws set their prices and prizes in their own currency: US dollars for Powerball and Mega Millions, euros for EuroMillions and Eurojackpot. If you pay in another currency, the exchange rate and any card conversion fee change what a line costs you.

No. The odds are set by the draw, not by the site. What differs between sites is the price per line and the fees, so compare those rather than the jackpot. Most lines win nothing; see responsible gambling for limits and help.

Every site we rank shows the licence it holds. A complaint about a payment or a prize goes to the site first, then to the body that licenses it, so check that licence before you deposit.

The minimum age for online gambling in South Korea is 19. Each site can set a higher age in its own terms, so read them before you register.

The Korea Problem Gambling Agency is the helpline listed for South Korea. Set a limit before you buy, and see our responsible gambling page for tools and support.

Only pay a site that shows its licence and whose terms list your country. Our lottery scams guide lists the common warning signs.