The 6th of November EuroMillions Superdraw has been and gone, with no jackpot winning tickets sold. Don't be disheartened though – that just means it'll be even bigger for the next draw! Here's a breakdown of Friday's Superdraw…
Before we get into things, if you're not familiar with what a Superdraw is, these are special EuroMillions events scheduled for around four draws each year, where the jackpot value is raised straight to €130 million (assuming it isn't already higher, in which case the draw gets rescheduled).
The EuroMillions Winning Numbers
Since the previous EuroMillions jackpot was an already-impressive €98.8 million, not much topping up was required to bump the jackpot up to €130 million – the fixed value for every Superdraw.
The winning numbers for the draw were 7-13-37-47-49 and 7-11 for the Lucky Star numbers. Not a single ticket sold managed to match all seven numbers, although some came close: six tickets across Europe managed to match all but one of the Lucky Star numbers, winning a phenomenal €179,252 (£128,680) each. Overall, 2.9 million prizes were won for the draw.
What happens when a Superdraw isn't won?
There is no requirement for a Superdraw to be won on the night; in fact, it frequently goes unwon. In these cases, the jackpot simply continues to roll up from its new value of €130 million. In the past, Superdraws have been the seed for some incredible, record-breaking jackpots. For example, the first time the EuroMillions jackpot hit the jackpot-cap of €250 million, it was off the back of a Superdraw with no winners (7th of March, 2025). The jackpot rolled over for a further three weeks before being won at the record-breaking upper limit by a single ticket purchased in Austria.
What does this mean for players?
Not much, honestly! You'll get another shot at an even bigger jackpot in the next draw, except there won't be any Superdraw fanfare or special promotions. Interestingly, the next Superdraw has already been scheduled, despite this one having not yet been won. It's due to take place on Friday the 4th of December, just eight draws from the last Superdraw! If the jackpot isn't won in those following seven draws, the December Superdraw will have to be rescheduled. What do you think the chances of that are?
If you'd like to take part, head over to the Tickets page, where you can find out more about playing EuroMillions online.