EuroMillions

Euro Millions

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Euro Millions is a European lottery that takes place once a week, on Friday evening. Whereas national lotteries are generally limited to the residents of one particular country, the Euro Millions lottery pools the stakes of the participating European countries. This obviously makes the prizes a great deal larger than in national lotteries even in normal circumstances. But because the main prize pool is “rolled over” to the next draw if there is no jackpot winner, prizes can - after a few weeks without a winner - be as high as 50 million Euros.

There are nine countries currently participating in Euro Millions. In alphabetical order, these are Austria, Belgium, France, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. This makes EuroMillions one of the biggest lotteries on the planet - and certainly one of the most exciting!

EuroMillions Results

Superdraw Strategies

Superdraw StrategiesMany EuroMillions lottery players wonder if there are any strategies that might be particularly useful when playing for Superdraw jackpots and Mega Jackpots. Our answer is that there are a handful of strategies that can be effective when playing in Superdraw and Mega Jackpot games. Take a look at the following ideas and see if you might like to give them a try…

Check here for the latest Euromillions results or Millionaire Raffle results. And see below for the jackpot information if you want to play online.

Next estimated jackpot for today is:

£13,000,000

The Last EuroMillions Jackpot was: £14,839,480.

 

Latest Euro Millions News

Single Ticket Wins EuroMillions

Single Ticket Wins EuroMillionsThe EuroMillions jackpot of €16.5 million (around £14.8 million) on Friday 13 November, 2009, was won by a single ticket. In some countries Friday the 13th is said to be unlucky, but that certainly wasn’t the case for the person who bought the jackpot-winning EuroMillions ticket. The winning numbers that disproved the famous superstition actually included the ‘unlucky’ number – they were 13, 15, 25, 26 and 32, and the two Lucky Star numbers were 03 and 04. - (17/11/09)

British Players Scoop the Jackpot

British Players Scoop the EuroMillions JackpotUpdate: The multi-rollover EuroMillions winners have now been identified. One of the winning tickets was bought by 53 year old Les Scadding, who lives in Caerleon in Wales. Les is married to Samantha and the couple are now looking forward to buying themselves a new home in Wales. The other winning ticket was purchased by a syndicate of seven communication workers in Liverpool, giving each syndicate member a personal win of £6.5 million. - (9/11/09)

Play EuroMillions Online

You can Play EuroMillions online by clicking the play button: play and view euromillions results on the move with the special Euro-millions.com IPhone application

The history of Euro Millions began in 1994. Originally, the idea had been to launch this new Euro Lottery at around the same time as a single European currency, but as often happens, bureaucracy, politics and other miscellaneous factors meant that the plan was delayed a number of times before coming to fruition some ten years later.

The first Euro Millions lottery draw took place on Friday 13th February, 2004. It was originally presented by three major lottery organisers: Camelot in the United Kingdom who run the UK National Lottery, Francaise des Jeux in France and the Loterias y Apuestas des Estad in Spain. The first jackpot was worth 15 million Euros. The highest has been over 183,000,000 euros, which was won by three people. The largest single winner was Delores McNamara who won €115.6 million ($139,000,000 or £77,000,000).

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