EuroMillions Winning Numbers & Results

Ticket prices for EuroMillions is €2,50 in most participating countries. However, Switzerland charges CHF3.50 and the UK charges £2,50, so exchange rates will result in slightly different prices here. When using online lottery sites, prices vary between different vendors.

Yes, EuroMillions has a jackpot cap. The jackpot will increase each time after a draw if it wasn’t won. However, it will not grow bigger than €240 million. It will stay at this amount for only five draws, after which the big prize is distributed to winners in the tier just below the jackpot category.

9 European countries officially participate in EuroMillions. They include:

• Austria
• Belgium
• France
• Ireland
• Luxembourg
• Portugal
• Spain
• Switzerland
• The United Kingdom

There are two EuroMillions draws each week, one on Tuesdays and one on Fridays. All draws take place around 20:00 and the results are made official and available to players and other parties from 20:15.

All countries that participate in the draws have one or more TV channels that broadcast the footage of the draws.

In EuroMillions the jackpot returns to a minimum amount after being won. This jackpot is guaranteed to be at least €17 million.

Yes, even if you just match two numbers in EuroMillions you stand a chance to win. Both these numbers must be general numbers, not star numbers.

Some countries that participate in EuroMillions do tax players’ winnings. This includes Portugal, Spain and Switzerland. The tax percentage will depend on the amount you win.

The expiry dates for tickets depend on which country the ticket was purchased. Timelines range from 60 days up to 3 years.

EuroMillions does offer a concierge service that can purchase tickets on behalf of international players. Alternatively, lottery sites and lottery agents enable players from around the globe to guess the outcome of the draws and win prizes accordingly.