A full wheel always contains ALL the possible combinations that can be made with the group of numbers you select from the UK National Lottery.

The purpose of the full wheel is to give you the best possible shot at a UK National Lottery jackpot and multiple lower prizes.

Benefits Of The Full Wheel
Playing a full wheel gives you maximum coverage of the UK National Lottery prizes if some or all of the winning numbers are in the numbers you wheeled. If all of the winning lottery numbers are in the group you wheeled, you are guaranteed to win the UK National Lottery jackpot and multiple second and third prizes.

Even if you have only some of the winning lottery numbers in your wheel, you are guaranteed to have multiple winning tickets. For example, if you have only four winning lottery numbers out of the eight you wheeled, you are guaranteed to have five tickets that match four of six lottery numbers and 15 tickets that match three of six.

Drawbacks Of The Full Wheel
To put it simply, it's not cheap if you want to wheel a large amounts of lottery numbers. For example:

• 9 numbers full wheel for the UK National Lottery game contains 84 combinations.
• 10 numbers full wheel for the UK National Lottery game contains 210 combinations.
• 11 numbers full wheel for the UK National Lottery game contains 462 combinations.
• 12 numbers full wheel for the UK National Lottery game contains 924 combinations.
• 13 numbers full wheel for the UK National Lottery game contains 1716 combinations.
• 14 numbers full wheel for the UK National Lottery game contains 3003 combinations.
• 15 numbers full wheel for the UK National Lottery game contains 5005 combinations.