Tickets for the controversial game will go on sale online later this month, costing £20 each.
The Gambling Commission has granted a licence to charity To Hatch, which offers fertility advice to couples who need IVF.
The monthly prize which will launch on July 30 comprises of £25,000 worth of tailor-made fertility treatments at one of the country's top clinics.
It is not exclusively for couples. Single, gay and elderly players - who could pass the prize on to friends or family - will be allowed to take part.
However the game has been branded demeaning. Tickets could eventually be sold in newsagents.
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