EuroMillions

EuroMillions is a lottery played across nine European countries - the UK, Ireland, Spain, France, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, Portugal and Switzerland. The game launched on 7th February, 2004, and has now had over 1,000 draws.

The jackpot starts at €17 million (£ depends on exchange rate) and can increase up to a maximum value of €200 million. Select a topic below to learn more about EuroMillions.

EuroMillions Results

Get the latest numbers, winners and UK prize breakdowns here after each draw. EuroMillions is held every Tuesday and Friday at 20.30 (21.30 CET) in Paris, France.

Statistics

Get information on common and overdue winning numbers, to help you choose a lucky line. View the countries with the most winners, analyse recent jackpot trends and more.

Superdraws

The most recent EuroMillions Superdraw took place on Friday 3rd July 2020, the date for the next one is yet to be announced. These special draws are held a few times a year and offer massive guaranteed jackpots - learn more about how it all works here.

How to Play

Playing EuroMillions couldn't be easier. Simply pick five numbers from 1 to 50 and two Lucky Stars from 1 to 12. Find out how to play here.

Odds

With overall odds of 1 in 13 for winning a prize, millions of players win in every draw. See the odds of winning for each tier, including the jackpot, here.

Prizes

There are 13 prize tiers, offering cash amounts ranging from a couple of pounds to nine-figure fortunes. Learn all about the prize structure here.

Millionaire Maker

Learn more about this supplementary game for UK EuroMillions players in which one ticket holder is guaranteed to win £1 million in every draw. Find out how the game works, and view the latest winning Millionaire Maker code.

Winners

Players have been winning huge prizes since the game began in 2004. Find out more about the biggest UK EuroMillions winners on this page.

How to Claim

If you’re lucky enough to win a EuroMillions prize, the next step is to get your hands on the money. Find out how to claim a prize here.

FAQs

Learn more about EuroMillions here. You'll find out the answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding the game.

Jackpot Cap

The jackpot cap sets the maximum value of the top prize at €200 million. Find out more about how it works.

HotPicks

EuroMillions HotPicks costs just £1.50 and gives you control over how many numbers you want to match, offering prizes up to £1 million.

Millionaire

Bet on this online alternative to EuroMillions. All of the same prize tiers are available and you can win jackpots up to £90 million.

European Millionaire Maker

Multiple millionaires are guaranteed to be made in this special draw played across all nine participating countries.

Must Be Won Draws

EuroMillions Must Be Won draws are only held when the jackpot has stayed at its €200 million cap for four consecutive draws. Find out how they work.

EuroMillions Changes

A timeline of changes made in the history of the game, plus any news about upcoming updates, including new games and ways to win.