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EuroMillions

EuroMillions is Europe’s favourite lottery, with jackpots worth up to €250 million. You don’t have to be in Europe to play though, as now it can be enjoyed by players in around the world by playing online. With 13 different prize categories, there are many ways to become a winner. Find out more below.

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How to Play

Playing EuroMillions online is quick and easy, so you can be in with a chance of winning millions in no time at all. Just follow the steps below to place your bet:

Pick five numbers between 1 and 50 and then two Lucky Stars between 1 and 12. Alternatively, hit the Quick Pick button to get a random set of numbers created for you.

If you want to bet on a second set of numbers, repeat the step above on the next game panel. You can usually play up to eight numbers in one go, with some online lottery messenger services making you buy more than one entry at a time.

Choose whether to play a single draw or subscribe on a monthly or three-monthly basis.

Add your entries to the cart.

Create an account or sign in to an existing one.

If you have funds in your account then you can pay for your entries straight away, if not then you will need to use an online payment method to add funds to your account.

Check the EuroMillions results after Tuesday and Fridays draws to see if you have won a prize.

Odds And Prizes

The EuroMillions jackpot starts at €17 million and can roll over to a maximum of €250 million. The prizes are not fixed amounts, instead in every draw each prize category receives a percentage of the overall prize fund. This means that the individual prizes can change from draw to draw.

The table below shows how much of the prize fund is allocated to each category, along with how many numbers you need to match to win and the odds of winning each prize.

EuroMillions odds and prizes
Match Odds of Winning Average Prize
5 + 2 1 in 139,838,160 €66,500,465.88
5 + 1 1 in 6,991,908 €408,830.39
5 1 in 3,107,515 €45,962.84
4 + 2 1 in 621,503 €2,238.78
4 + 1 1 in 31,076 €143.11
3 + 2 1 in 14,126 €78.92
4 1 in 13,812 €48.09
2 + 2 1 in 986 €16.56
3 + 1 1 in 707 €12.64
3 1 in 314 €10.45
1 + 2 1 in 188 €8.26
2 + 1 1 in 50 €6.49
2 1 in 22 €4.12
The approximate overall odds of winning a prize in EuroMillions are 1 in 13

If there is more than one jackpot winner in the same draw the prize money will be split equally between them.

The EuroMillions cap has changed a number of times over the past few years when the rules were changed, but has now reached the final point of €250m. Previously the cap was set at €10m intervals from €210m to €250m and would move up an interval after the previous cap was hit. Now all those intervals have been hit, the top amount is now fixed at €250m and wont be changing anytime soon. The final leap to this cap came on Friday 8th December when a single ticket in Austria won the then cap of €240m.

FAQs

If you need any more information about playing EuroMillions or how prizes work, take a look at the frequently asked questions below.

When do EuroMillions draws take place?

EuroMillions draws are held in Paris every Tuesday and Friday at around 09:00 PM CET. You can find the latest winning numbers above straight after the draw.

Does the jackpot roll over if no one wins it?

Yes, if no one matches five numbers and both Lucky Stars to win the jackpot, it will roll over and increase in value for the following draw. It will keep rolling over until someone wins it or it reaches the cap of €250 million where it must be won after five draws.

What is a EuroMillions Superdraw?

Superdraws are special draws in which the jackpot is increased to a big amount, usually at least €130 million. They are played in exactly the same way as standard draws and if no one wins the jackpot it rolls over. Two or three Superdraws are held per year but they do not take place on a set date – they are usually announced a few weeks in advance.

What is the biggest EuroMillions jackpot ever won?

The biggest ever jackpot is €240 million, which was won by a single ticket from Austria on Friday 8th December 2023.

Do you win with 2 numbers on EuroMillions?

Yes- matching two numbers will win you a prize in EuroMillions as it’s the fewest numbers you can match and still win something. The prize is not fixed and will vary from draw to draw depending on the number of winners and the number of entries sold.

Is a lucky dip more likely to win?

Buying an entry with your own numbers has the same odds of winning as buying a lucky dip. The advantage a lucky dip has is it will choose the five numbers and two lucky stars from the entire ball pool, compared to people who choose their numbers sometimes favouring significant dates like birthdays or anniversaries, which limits the range of numbers chosen 31 (as there are maximum 31 days in a month). However it’s completely possible that all the winning numbers are in a range lower than 31 so any set of numbers could be a winner!

Which country buys the most EuroMillions tickets?

Not all countries provide data showing how many EuroMillions tickets they sold, but it is expected that French players buy the most EuroMillions tickets as they have had the most winners since February 2004. Portugal and Spain both release this information and sell roughly 2.5 and 4 million tickets respectively for a normal jackpot. When EuroMillions last reached its cap in October 2019, Portugal sold over 6million and Spain over 9 million.