EuroMillions Superdraw Set for November – Can UK Win Again?
A EuroMillions Superdraw has been scheduled for 6th November, making it two special jackpot events in the space of six weeks! UK players have dominated the first two Superdraws of 2026 – will it become three out of three?
It is rare to have such a quick turnaround between Superdraws, but the participating national lotteries have decided to hold one in November for the first time since 2020 as there is sufficient money in the Reserve Fund.
The Reserve Fund will be used to bump up the jackpot to €130 million as usual, and this amount will be converted to pounds sterling on the night of the draw. It is likely to be in the region of £110 million. From there, the jackpot can roll over as normal and keep climbing until there is a winner, or until it reaches its cap of €250 million (approximately £210 million).
A UK ticket holder won the £111 million jackpot on the night of the most recent Superdraw on 25th September. They came forward within 48 hours to kick off the claims process.
The previous Superdraw in February ended in a rollover, but a few draws later a UK player matched all the numbers to win £181 million – the third-largest prize ever awarded by the National Lottery.
Another Superdraw was set to take place in the summer, but the jackpot was already higher than the advertised €130 million/£110 million, so the Superdraw was effectively postponed and the funds kept in reserve for a future promotion. That time has now come.
How to Win a Superdraw Jackpot
Superdraw jackpots are just the same as regular jackpots, except that they start at a nine-figure sum. To win, you must match five main numbers between 1 and 50, plus two Lucky Stars from 1 to 12.
The odds of winning are 1 in 139,838,160 for every single line entered into a draw, so winning the big one ultimately comes down to luck. The only way to increase your chances of success is to purchase multiple plays.
There are a few popular strategies you might try to help you win the jackpot. One is to play in a syndicate, where you team up with others to buy more tickets and improve your odds while splitting the cost between you.
Another idea is to use our EuroMillions Statistics database. Find out the most common, least common and most overdue numbers, as well as common pairs and triplets, as you consider which numbers to pick. If you’d prefer a more random approach, give our Number Generator a spin.
In the meantime, you can enjoy EuroMillions draws every Tuesday and Friday evening. Check the results immediately afterwards to discover whether you’ve won a prize.
Published: Tuesday 6th October 2026Lottery News News Archive