• About EuroMillions

    History of EuroMillions

    The EuroMillions lottery was launched on 13 February 2004 by three countries: France, Spain and the UK. They were later joined by other European countries. The aim was to combine efforts to create a large, transparent and exciting lottery format with multi-million prize pools.

  • Participating countries
    • Austria
    • Belgium
    • France
    • Germany
    • Italy
    • Luxembourg
    • Ireland
    • Portugal
    • Spain
    • Switzerland
    • United Kingdom

    The site features an interactive map of Europe with participating countries marked.

  • How prizes are formed

    The EuroMillions prize pool is formed from player contributions.
    Part of the cost of each ticket goes into the general fund, which is then distributed among the different categories of winnings:

    • Jackpot - the main part
    • Minor prize tiers - fixed amounts or percentages of the fund
    • Special draws (for example, Superdraw) can increase the jackpot
    • If the jackpot is not won, it rolls over to the next draw, increasing up to the set limit.
  • Rules of participation
    • Pick 5 main numbers from 1 to 50
    • Pick 2 lucky stars from 1 to 12
    • One ticket - one game combination
    • Winning depends on the number of matching numbers
      Participation is only possible for adults (18+).
    • Tickets are purchased online or through official partners.

  • Frequency of draws

    EuroMillions draws are held twice a week:

    Tuesday and Friday

    Results are published on the same evening after the draw.

  • Licensing and legal framework

    The EuroMillions lottery is organised under the supervision of the state lottery authorities of the participating countries.
    The activity is licensed and regulated in accordance with the national legislation of each country, which guarantees transparency, fairness and protection of players.

    Each ticket is an agreement governed by the laws of the jurisdiction in which it was purchased.