EuroMillions has a jackpot of €110 million; see how to participate in the next online draw
The EuroMillions lottery is offering a grand prize of €110 million in the next draw, an opportunity for bettors around the world. Online participation allows interested parties to fill out their tickets in a practical way, without the need to travel.
It is possible to choose different betting types, such as regular, by filling in the lines with numbers. There is also the option of random plays, with pre-defined selections, or personal choice of numbers. Furthermore, the lottery offers more advanced forms of play: the systematic method, which covers more combinations of numbers to increase the chances of winning; the jackpot, where you bet on a group of lines for a lower cost; and the lottery package, which combines personal betting with participation in a group.
Prizes won are deposited directly into the winner’s account after being released by the official lottery organization.
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Understand the rules for participating in the EuroMillions draw
To participate in EuroMillions, it is necessary to select five main numbers, ranging from 1 to 50, and two more “Stars”, between 1 and 12. Players can choose to choose their numbers manually, use a selection of “Lucky Numbers” already saved in their account or let the system make a “Random Play”. For those looking to optimize their chances, the systematic form allows you to play with different combinations of the chosen numbers.
The EuroMillions lottery draws are held in Paris twice a week, starting at 9pm CET (local time).
How Brazilians and non-Europeans can participate in EuroMillions
TheLotter, a secure lottery service, allows people outside of Europe to participate in EuroMillions in a legal and simplified way, directly from their homes. The process involves creating an account, filling out the online form and completing the payment. Local representatives of the platform then purchase the physical ticket at an authorized point of sale in Spain.
Before the draw, the player receives a scanned copy of the official ticket in their online account, guaranteeing proof of purchase. The original physical ticket is kept in a safe at the local TheLotter office, ensuring that the player is the rightful owner. With this facility, there is no need to travel to Europe to participate in the next draw, as long as the order is completed within the deadline. In case of victory, the prize goes 100% to the winner, without additional commissions after deducting taxes at source. Smaller prizes are transferred to TheLotter account, while large amounts require personal redemption, supported by a customer service team.
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El Millón Spanish raffle bonus for EuroMillions bettors
Participating in EuroMillions Spain via the online platform offers an additional benefit: an automatic chance to win the Spanish weekly raffle, known as El Millón (The Million). This inclusion occurs because tickets are purchased by local agents in Spain.
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All tickets purchased for EuroMillions automatically compete for this raffle, which takes place twice a week, in parallel with the regular draws. A nine-digit alphanumeric code, printed on the bottom of each ticket, defines the winner. If the ticket code matches the one drawn in the El Millón raffle, the player takes home a guaranteed prize of €1 million. It is essential to follow the EuroMillions results to check possible prizes.
Details about the big prizes of EuroMillions Spain
EuroMillions in Spain starts with a starting prize of €17 million and can roll up to a current jackpot cap of €250 million, making it one of the most sought-after lotteries in Europe. Its popularity on the continent is comparable to that of large lotteries in the United States. In addition to the main prize, EuroMillions offers 12 categories of secondary prizes in each draw, such as the fourth prize, which can exceed €1,000 for partial matches.
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Details about the main prize of this pan-European lottery indicate that, after it is won or redistributed to secondary prizes, a new series of draws begins with the initial jackpot of €17 million. This amount can grow until it reaches a limit of €250 million. In subsequent cycles, the jackpot limit may increase by €10 million per series of draws, reaching a maximum of €260 million. This continuous progression generates some of the biggest jackpots on the continent, with many players having their lives transformed.
EuroMillions Superdraw details and special rules
The EuroMillions Superdraw is an extraordinary lottery event, occasionally promoted by official European lotteries. Although the exact dates of Superdraws are difficult to predict, they are usually organized to celebrate birthdays or other special occasions. The next Superdraw has already been confirmed for March 15, 2024.
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This special event follows the same format as a traditional EuroMillions draw, but with the twist of offering a guaranteed starting jackpot of €130 million. If no one matches all five main numbers and the two Stars, the main prize rolls over to the next draw, reaching a limit of €250 million. This prize remains available for four consecutive draws. If, after the fifth draw in a row, the jackpot has still not been won, the amount is redistributed among the winners of the next prize division.
Meet EuroMillions winners through TheLotter service
TheLotter platform has recorded several EuroMillions winners over the years:
- September 26, 2025– A.K., from Lebanon, won €15,829.88.
- August 12, 2025– An anonymous winner won €37,786.44.
- July 8, 2022– J.T., from Finland, earned €1,450,000.
- July 2019– H.S.L., from South Korea, took €1,000,000.
- May 3, 2019– R.S., from Brazil, won €4,572.
Cases of recent big jackpots in EuroMillions Spain
EuroMillions has been the stage for recent millionaire prizes:
- September 26, 2025: A lucky player from Belgium matched the €130 million Superdraw numbers (4-17-25-28-44 and Stars 5-11).
- August 19, 2025: A bettor in France won the record jackpot of €250 million, with numbers 24, 31, 34, 41, 43 and Stars 6 and 8.
- June 17, 2025: After 20 accumulated draws, an Irishman was the only one to win €250 million. This was the second time that EuroMillions reached its maximum limit, being the fourth draw with such a high prize. The numbers drawn were 13, 22, 23, 44, 49 and Stars 3 and 5.
- March 28, 2025: Austria won a second grand prize, with a jackpot of €250 million, setting a new record for the draw.
- November 26, 2024: A UK ticket matched all five main numbers and two Lucky Stars, resulting in a prize of €212 million.
- June 25, 2024: In Portugal, a new millionaire emerged overnight, matching the seven winning numbers (14, 16, 37, 45, 49 and Stars 5, 7), winning €213 million.
- December 8, 2023: A winning ticket in Austria made history by winning €240 million, the maximum jackpot limit at the time. The value was boosted by a EuroMillions Superdraw on December 1, 2023, which initially guaranteed €200 million. After some rollovers, the jackpot reached €240 million, becoming the biggest prize in EuroMillions history to date. With the limit reached, it was raised to €250 million in the following draws.
