Belgium Joker+
Belgium Joker+ is a game played every day in Belgium and offers a jackpot of at least €200,000.
Belgium Joker+ Results
Here are the five latest Belgium Joker+ results. Check to see if you have won a prize in this daily game.
| Thursday May 28th 2020 |
Constellation: Boogschutter |
| Wednesday May 27th 2020 |
Constellation: Weegschaal |
| Tuesday May 26th 2020 |
Constellation: Schorpioen |
| Monday May 25th 2020 |
Constellation: Leeuw |
| Sunday May 24th 2020 |
Constellation: Kreeft |
About Belgium Joker+
On each line, players select one of the 12 astrological signs and have a combination of six numbers between 0 and 9 automatically generated for them. To win the jackpot of at least €200,000, the player needs to match all of the numbers in the right order as well as the correct Constellation. Tickets cost €1.50 each.
If no one wins the top prize by the 21st of the month, another €200,000 is added to the total until someone matches the Constellation and the six main numbers in the correct order. The top prize amount has, on occasion, exceeded €3 million.
Belgium Joker+ Prizes
Belgium Joker+ players have a 1 in 3.88 chance of winning any prize, with cash amounts awarded for matching one number from the left or right side of the winning combination upwards:
| Match | Win | Odds of Winning (€1.50 Entry) |
|---|---|---|
| 6 Numbers + Constellation | Minimum €200,000 | 1 in 12,000,000 |
| 6 Numbers | €20,000 | 1 in 1,090,909 |
| 5 Numbers | €2,000 | 1 in 55,556 |
| 4 Numbers | €200 | 1 in 5,556 |
| 3 Numbers | €20 | 1 in 556 |
| 2 Numbers | €5 | 1 in 56 |
| 1 Number | €2 | 1 in 6 |
| Constellation Only | €1.50 | 1 in 12 |
How to Claim a Belgium Joker+ Prize
Players have 20 weeks from the date of the winning draw in which to claim their Belgium Joker+ prize. Awards of up to €1,000 can be paid by the retailer. Prizes of between €1,001 and €2,000 can be claimed at the retailer as well if they have sufficient funds, otherwise you can visit the national or a regional offices of the Belgian National Lottery. Regional offices can pay prizes of up to €25,000, but if your prize is worth more than that, you will have to visit the National Lottery headquarters in Brussels to make a claim.