Well, it should be in the Terms of the lottery if only a "natural person" can participate. If it's not in there, chances are pools are allowed - or, in the unlikely event that nobody thought of it - at least not specifically forbidden. And if there is no specific mention about a natural person, then a trust might even be the better shot, as the trustee can act on behalf of the trust in his capacity of trustee while still being a natural person. It all depens on the wording of the deed, really.
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