Key takeaways
- Enlarge text and use bigger screens where you can.
- Keep a steady weekly amount.
- Be wary of calls or letters about prizes you didn't enter.
Make screens comfortable
- Use your device's text-size setting for larger words.
- A tablet or laptop shows charts bigger than a phone.
- Bookmark the pages you use so they're one tap away.
Keep a steady budget
Pick a weekly amount that's comfortable on a fixed income and write it down. Many people find a small envelope of cash helps keep it visible.
Watch for scams
Scammers often target older adults with calls, letters or emails claiming a big prize. Real lotteries don't contact you about prizes you didn't enter, and they never ask for fees to release winnings. If in doubt, hang up and talk to someone you trust.
Play together
Many families enjoy checking results together. It's also a nice way for someone to keep an eye out for scams.
Using Apollo AI comfortably
Apollo AI has large buttons and a simple layout. On a bigger screen, the charts are especially easy to read. Our how-it-works guide walks through each screen.

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