EuroMillions

Jackpot Odds 1 in 139M
Format 5/50 + 2/12
Draw Days Tue & Fri
Country Europe
Buy EuroMillions Tickets

Why Play This Lottery

EuroMillions is the lottery that made ordinary people into multi-hundred-millionaires overnight. The jackpot has hit EUR 230 million, EUR 210 million, and beyond — and the next monster prize could land any Tuesday or Friday.

Nine countries pool their ticket sales to create jackpots that dwarf most national lotteries. When EuroMillions rolls over week after week, the excitement across an entire continent builds to fever pitch.

This is your shot at a prize that could change not just your life, but your family's lives for generations. Two draws a week means twice the chance to make history.

What Can You Win?

Thirteen prize tiers. That means thirteen different ways your ticket could pay out tonight. From small wins right up to a quarter of a billion euros, EuroMillions covers the entire spectrum.

Match five numbers and you are already looking at prizes worth six figures. Match five plus one Lucky Star and you could be walking away with half a million euros or more.

And do not forget — in certain markets, every EuroMillions draw also produces guaranteed millionaires through the Millionaire Maker raffle. More winners, more excitement, every single draw.

How It Works

Pick five numbers from 1 to 50 and two Lucky Stars from 1 to 12 — that is all it takes to enter the draw for hundreds of millions of euros. The simplicity of EuroMillions is part of its genius.

Draws happen live every Tuesday and Friday evening, and the results are out within minutes. You could go to bed that night knowing your numbers just changed everything.

Want more chances? Play multiple lines to multiply your combinations. Each line is its own shot at the jackpot, and with massive prizes on the table, more lines means more excitement.

Play with Crypto

Play EuroMillions with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and more. Crypto is fast, borderless, and perfect for entering a pan-European jackpot from anywhere on the planet.

Forget bank transfers and currency headaches. Load your account with crypto in minutes and lock in your EuroMillions lines before the draw. It is that simple.

Win big and withdraw in crypto. Your EUR 100 million jackpot could become a Bitcoin fortune. The future of lottery is here — are you in?

Draw Times

Two draws every week — Tuesday and Friday — means the excitement never stops for long. Miss one draw and another chance is just days away.

Set a reminder: ticket sales close about 90 minutes before each draw. Do not let a missed deadline be the reason you watched someone else win.

Results are out minutes after the draw. Check your numbers, feel that rush — and if you win, your prize notification arrives fast.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I play EuroMillions?

EuroMillions is the lottery that makes nine countries dream at the same time. With jackpots topping EUR 200 million, it is one of the most exciting draws on the planet.

What are the payout odds for EuroMillions?

One in 139 million for the jackpot — and every draw actually produces winners across all thirteen prize tiers. Your ticket is always in the mix for something.

How do I get started with EuroMillions?

Sign up, add funds, pick your numbers, and hit play — it takes under five minutes to enter. The deadline is 90 minutes before the draw, so do not wait.

Which cryptos can I use for EuroMillions tickets?

Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more are all accepted. Load your account with crypto, grab your lines, and you could be cashing out a life-changing prize in digital currency.

How often can I play EuroMillions?

Two draws a week, every week — Tuesday and Friday. That is 104 chances a year to hit a jackpot worth hundreds of millions.

How quickly are EuroMillions results posted?

Results drop within minutes of the draw. Check your account, get the rush — and if your numbers are up, your win notification is already on its way.

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