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What is a Superdraw, and how does it work?
Some context for if you're not familiar yet with EuroMillions Superdraws! In these special events, typically held 3-4 times per year, the jackpot is boosted to €130 million (around £110 million) regardless of the value of the previous draw's jackpot. It could shoot right up from €17 million to €130 million overnight! If the jackpot is already over €130 million, however, the Superdraw gets rescheduled. If no tickets land the jackpot on the night of the draw, the top prize continues rolling up, just like normal, but from €130 million rather than its previous value.
The national lotteries that comprise EuroMillions often include their own promotions to drum up even more excitement for the draw, such as additional raffle codes.
The Date of the Superdraw
As mentioned, the date of the next Superdraw is Friday the 6th of November – 42 days after the previous Superdraw. Usually there's a bigger gap between Superdraws, but if there is enough money in the EuroMillions reserve fund, it's up to the member lotteries when to hold one.
2026 Superdraw Wins
So far in 2026, there have been two Superdraws, with this next one being the third. No tickets won on the 20th of February draw, with the jackpot eventually rolling up to €209 million when it was won on the 10th of March by a UK player (£181 million). The next Superdraw was won on the night of the draw, the 25th of September, with another UK player taking home the jackpot at a converted value of £111.7 million. Will November's draw be three-for-three for the UK?
How to Take Part
You can take part in a Superdraw at no additional cost by heading to a lottery retailer and picking up a ticket, or entering online. You can visit our Tickets Page to find a vendor. Depending on the regulations in your country, you may even be able to play from outside of the member states, so it's worth checking!
