EuroMillions Lottery – Latest Results & Jackpots
See the latest winning numbers, jackpots, and expert predictions for EuroMillions
Next Draw
Date & Time
Estimated Jackpot
€98,000,000
Last Draw Results
Draw Date
Jackpot
€89,000,000
Winning Numbers
3
12
14
17
37
3
12
Introduction
The EuroMillions lottery is one of the most popular and widely played lottery games in Europe.
It offers players the chance to win large jackpots and many smaller prizes in every draw.
Tickets are sold through the official lottery of each participating jurisdiction, at authorized retailers and, where available, online.
Game information
Format
5/50 + 2/12
Draw days
Tue, Fri
Draw time
9:30 PM CET
Jackpot odds
1 in 139,838,160
Any prize odds
1 in 13.0
Played in
9 countries
Where EuroMillions is played
EuroMillions is played across multiple countries in Europe.
Players can participate through authorized lottery retailers in each participating jurisdiction, under its own lottery regulations.
#35
Hottest Number
9 Draws out of 50
#27
Coldest Number
1 Draw out of 50
5 - 49
Most Popular Pairs
3 Draws out of 50
7 - 22 - 35
Most Popular Triplets
2 Draws out of 50
35
9 Draws out of 50
18.0%
7
8 Draws out of 50
16.0%
10
8 Draws out of 50
16.0%
37
8 Draws out of 50
16.0%
Number Frequency Bar Chart
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50 Draws
By Number (1,2,3...)
Overall Odd vs Even Distribution
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50 Draws
Sum Range Distribution
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Last Jackpots
EuroMillions Odds And Prizes
| 5 numbers + 2 Lucky Stars | 1 in 139,838,160 |
| 5 numbers + 1 Lucky Star | 1 in 6,991,908 |
| 5 numbers | 1 in 3,107,514.67 |
| 4 numbers + 2 Lucky Stars | 1 in 621,502.93 |
| 4 numbers + 1 Lucky Star | 1 in 31,075.15 |
| 3 numbers + 2 Lucky Stars | 1 in 14,125.07 |
| 4 numbers | 1 in 13,811.18 |
| 2 numbers + 2 Lucky Stars | 1 in 985.47 |
| 3 numbers + 1 Lucky Star | 1 in 706.25 |
| 3 numbers | 1 in 313.89 |
| 1 number + 2 Lucky Stars | 1 in 187.71 |
| 2 numbers + 1 Lucky Star | 1 in 49.27 |
| 2 numbers | 1 in 21.9 |
How to Play
EuroMillions is played in nine European countries with one shared jackpot. Here is the whole game in order.
- 1
Pick five main numbers
Choose 5 numbers from 1 to 50. Order does not matter — any arrangement of the same five numbers wins the same prize.
- 2
Pick two Lucky Stars
Choose 2 numbers from 1 to 12. The Lucky Stars are drawn from a separate pool.
- 3
Check your national extras
Depending on your country, each play may also enter a national raffle, such as the UK Millionaire Maker or the French My Million.
- 4
Match to win
Match all five numbers and both Lucky Stars to win the jackpot, which starts at €17 million and is capped at €250 million.
How to read EuroMillions statistics
The two Lucky Stars come from their own 1–12 pool, so main-number trends say nothing about them. With only 12 possibilities, the Lucky Star frequency chart settles far faster than the five-number chart — differences of a few draws are normal noise, not a signal.
Sum and parity analysis applies to the five main numbers, whose sum clusters heavily in the middle of the 1–50 range.Practical playing tips
- Spread your line across the full 1–50 range instead of clustering under 31 — birthday lines are the most duplicated tickets and split jackpots most often.
- Aim for a sum in the common middle band rather than an extreme low or high total; extreme sums are mathematically possible but far less frequent.
- Mix odd and even numbers. Splits of 3/2 and 2/3 account for the majority of historical draws.
- Track the Lucky Stars separately. They come from their own 1–12 pool.
- Use a fixed budget and treat the ticket as entertainment — no filter changes the 1 in 139.8 million jackpot odds.
EuroMillions Glossary
Lucky Stars
Two bonus numbers drawn from a separate 1–12 pool; both are needed for the jackpot.
Rollover
A draw with no jackpot winner moves the prize pool into the next draw, up to the jackpot cap of €250 million.
National raffles
Some countries add their own raffle to every play, such as the UK Millionaire Maker or the French My Million.
Sum
The total of the five white balls, most often landing in the middle of the possible range.
Parity
The odd-to-even split of a line; all-odd and all-even combinations are historically rare.
Conclusion
EuroMillions is a thrilling lottery game offering substantial jackpots and multiple prize tiers, providing excitement and the potential for life-changing winnings.
Its widespread availability and easy-to-understand gameplay make it a favorite among lottery enthusiasts in Europe.
Players in every participating jurisdiction share the same draw and the same jackpot, so millions of tickets across Europe compete in every EuroMillions draw.
EuroMillions Frequently Asked Questions
How do I play EuroMillions?
Select 5 numbers between 1 and 50 and 1 Lucky Stars between 1 and 12, purchase a ticket, and match them with the draw results to win prizes.
What are the odds of winning EuroMillions?
Your chances depend on how many numbers you need to match and the total number pool the game draws from.
Games with smaller number ranges and fewer balls drawn have better overall odds, while games with large pools and bonus balls — like multi-state lotteries — offer much larger jackpots but lower probability of winning the top prize. Every ticket has the same odds regardless of which numbers you choose, since draws are fully random. Check the official EuroMillions prize table for a full breakdown of odds per tier.
Where can I check EuroMillions results?
All winning numbers and past results are available on the EuroMillions draw history page.
The page is updated after every draw with the official winning numbers, jackpot size, and prize tier breakdown. Results are pulled directly from official lottery operator sources to ensure accuracy. If you want just the most recent draw, visit the last result page which always shows the latest numbers.
How does EuroMillions frequency analysis work?
Analyzing patterns can guide your number choices, but no method eliminates the randomness that is fundamental to how lotteries work.
Frequency analysis, odd/even distributions, and sum ranges are all tools to study the historical behavior of a game. Some players use these patterns to build a selection strategy they feel confident about. However, lottery draws use certified random processes — mechanical ball machines or verified random number generators — which means every combination always has the same probability of being drawn. Statistics inform, they do not predict. Use them as a way to engage more deeply with the game, not as a system to beat it.
What is the EuroMillions game type?
5 balls drawn between 1 and 50.
Lucky Stars:
additional number between 1 and 12.
What Is EuroMillions Draw Method
Mechanical Lottery Ball Machine.
Where can I play EuroMillions?
What Is EuroMillions Next Drawing Schedule
EuroMillions holds regular draws, and the upcoming drawing will take place on November 3, 2026 9:30 PM.
Players can check results shortly after the draw and review past outcomes in the draw history section.
What Is the EuroMillions Next Jackpot
EuroMillions currently offers an estimated jackpot of €98,000,000 for the upcoming draw.
Jackpots grow over time when no player matches all winning numbers, creating larger prize pools.
How often does EuroMillions draw?
EuroMillions holds regular draws. Draw times:
Tue, Fri at 9:30 pm Central European Time
Results are typically available within minutes of each draw closing.
The next scheduled draw is November 3, 2026 9:30 PM.
What are the jackpot odds for EuroMillions?
Winning the EuroMillions jackpot requires matching all numbers, with odds of 1 in 139,838,160.
Smaller prizes are significantly easier to win:
5 numbers + 1 Lucky Star: 1 in 6,991,908
5 numbers: 1 in 3,107,514.67
4 numbers + 2 Lucky Stars: 1 in 621,502.93
4 numbers + 1 Lucky Star: 1 in 31,075.15
3 numbers + 2 Lucky Stars: 1 in 14,125.07
4 numbers: 1 in 13,811.18
2 numbers + 2 Lucky Stars: 1 in 985.47
3 numbers + 1 Lucky Star: 1 in 706.25
3 numbers: 1 in 313.89
1 number + 2 Lucky Stars: 1 in 187.71
2 numbers + 1 Lucky Star: 1 in 49.27
2 numbers: 1 in 21.9
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