Super-Star
Super-Star offers Swiss ticket holders the chance to win CHF250,000 by matching the five digit code drawn at the same time as EuroMillions, although players can enter Super-Star even if they do not take part in the main game.
Super-Star Results
Here are last five winning Super-Star codes, each worth up to a jackpot of CHF250,000.
Tuesday April 20th 2021 |
Super Star
K157R
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Friday April 16th 2021 |
Super Star
N436D
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Tuesday April 13th 2021 |
Super Star
N369P
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Friday April 9th 2021 |
Super Star
K642Y
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Tuesday April 6th 2021 |
Super Star
T518C
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About Super-Star
Super-Star was first drawn in Switzerland on 26th November 2010 and gives players the chance to win CHF250,000 for matching a five-digit code comprising a letter at either end and three numbers in the middle. If multiple players match all five digits, they each win CHF250,000.
Each Super-Star line costs CHF2 and the game is played on the same entry slip as EuroMillions. Players can accept the five-digit code offered on the online entry form or reject it in favour of another, automatically generated one.
Super-Star Prizes
Here are the estimated prizes available on Super-Star. Actual prize values will vary from draw to draw based on the number of winners in each tier:
Match | Prize |
---|---|
All five digits in the right order | CHF250,000 (fixed amount per winner) |
The first two and the last two digits | CHF5,000 |
The first three digits and the last digit | CHF2,000 |
The first digit and the last three digits | CHF2,000 |
The first four or the last four digits | CHF1,000 |
The first two digits and the last digit | CHF275 |
The first digit and the last two digits | CHF275 |
The first three or last three digits | CHF50 (maximum amount possible) |
The first and last digits | CHF20 |
The first two or the last two digits | CHF10 |
The first or last digit | CHF4 |
How to Claim a Super-Star Prize
Online prizes of up to CHF1,000 are paid directly into your player account, which can be paid into a bank or post office account. Prizes worth more than CHF1,000 will have taxes withheld and are then paid directly into your bank or post office account.