EuroMillions jackpot reaches 193 million with no winners in Tuesday’s draw

EuroMillions continues to be accumulated after the draw held on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, in Paris, with no bettor matching the five main numbers plus the two stars. The jackpot, which was estimated at 174 million euros, did not find a winner in the first category, which increased the value for the next contest. The draw took place at 21:00 CET (local time), with the numbers drawn being 6, 7, 24, 34 and 50, in addition to stars 5 and 7. Milhões of bets were registered in several participating countries, but the main prize rolled to the next draw.

Players continue to have a high chance of participating via authorized online platforms that purchase physical tickets from official European retailers. The process involves selecting five numbers from 1 to 50 and two stars from 1 to 12, with random or systematic play options to cover more combinations. The pan-European lottery operates in nine countries, and tickets are accessible internationally through services that guarantee delivery of scanned copies.

Last draw details

No bettor matched the full 5+2 combination, keeping the jackpot intact for the next event. Seis tickets scored 5+1 stars, receiving around 147 thousand euros each. Cinco bets picked the five main numbers without stars, with prizes of around 41 thousand euros per ticket.

The lower categories distributed smaller but significant amounts to thousands of winners. The total prize distribution exceeded millions of euros in all categories, with emphasis on combinations that included at least three main numbers or stars.

Accumulated and next contest

The next draw is scheduled for Friday, March 6, 2026, with an estimated jackpot of 193 million euros. Esse value reflects the consecutive accumulation without winners in the maximum category. The lottery’s maximum limit remains at €250 million, and special superdraws can increase the starting prize on specific occasions throughout the year.

How to participate in EuroMillions

Bets can be placed by selecting numbers manually or using automatic generators. Plataformas online facilitates purchase for residents outside of Europa, with local agents responsible for physically purchasing the ticket. Após the draw, results are automatically verified, and smaller prizes are credited directly, while larger amounts require supported redemption procedures.

Odds and Prize Structure

The chance of hitting the jackpot is 1 in 139 million, but the 13 prize categories offer opportunities at more affordable ranges. Prêmios start from simple combinations of two numbers or a star, with fixed or variable values ​​depending on the accumulated fund.

Recent jackpot history

Nos recent years, high jackpots have been paid out in different countries, including amounts close to the maximum limit. Exemplos includes prizes of 250 million euros awarded in nations such as França and Áustria in previous draws. The accumulation mechanism ensures that the prize grows progressively until a winner is found.

Additional ticket options

Tickets purchased in certain countries automatically participate in associated raffles, such as El Millón in Espanha, which distributes fixed prizes of 1 million euros via alphanumeric code. Essas extra mechanics increase the appeal for regular bettors.

EuroMillions holds regular draws on Tuesdays and Fridays, always at 9pm CET, with broadcast and results published on official websites and partner platforms. Apostadores must check their combinations immediately after each draw to avoid missing claim deadlines.