EuroMillions
Next Jackpot*€15.0m
You tell your chauffeur to head for London City Airport and, as you lean back in the leather seat, you try to decide where you’ll tell your personal pilot to head for this weekend. Thanks to your recent win on EuroMillions – the continent’s richest lottery – the world really is your oyster. As the car draws up beside the plane, you settle on Monte Carlo and ask the chauffeur to reserve your usual room at the Hotel de Paris.
While most lottery jackpots will ensure a seat in first class, a EuroMillions win really could secure your own private plane thanks to some giant jackpot totals. With five balls selected from 50 and two ‘lucky star’ numbers needed to pin down the big weekly prize, a share of the record-breaking pot from this multi-national lottery could soon be yours.
Key Facts
Draw Days
Every Friday
Record Jackpot
€183.5 Million
Annual Prize Payout
€2.4 Billion
Draw Format
5 main winning numbers are drawn from a field of 1 to 50 and 2 'lucky star' numbers are drawn from a field of 1 to 9.
Tax Status
All winnings are awarded in full with no taxes deducted.
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Did you Know?
- Nine countries participate in the EuroMillions draw
- Lottery cash is distributed to good causes in all participating countries
- The biggest individual winner of a EuroMillions jackpot was Dolores McNamara of the Irish Republic, who won €115 million in July 1995
- On special Superdraws, the jackpot is guaranteed to be paid out - so if there are no 1st prize winners, the jackpot is distributed among winners at the next prize level.
