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EuroJackpot

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R130,000,000 JACKPOT
499,231 Winners
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Croatia
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
German
Hungary
Iceland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
The Netherlands
Norway
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Poland
Step-by-step guide to playing the lotto and lotto plus games in EuroJackpot.
The odds of winning the jackpot are 1:95,344,200.
There are 12 tiers of prizes for EuroJackpot.
The Advantages of Playing EuroJackpot Online
Keep your tickets safe
Keep an eye on results or a payout
Catch-up on the latest EuroJackpot news
Get an instant payout after the EuroJackpot draw time
Watch the EuroJackpot results live
No need to leave the comfort of your own home.
How to Check EuroJackpot
Every year, an immeasurable amount of lottery tickets goes unclaimed, bringing the combined total of several billion Euros according to experts.
While the EuroJackpot has been won by players from many countries, the vast majority of winners have hailed from Germany and Finland, where this lottery is at its most popular.
Of the top 70 biggest EuroJackpot winners, only 16 have not involved players from Germany or Finland.
Players from Denmark and Norway have been some of the luckiest when you discount following Germany and Finland, but the Czech Republic is up there as well.
Czech players have won two of the biggest EuroJackpot jackpot prizes ever, including a €90 million win that a Czech player claimed in May of 2015.
Phone the number on the back of the ticket and follow their instructions.
Don't hand it over to the retailer.
Don't flash the winning ticket. Keep it safe!
Players will need to return to the country of purchase to cash it in.
How is the EuroJackpot Paid?
The EuroJackpot jackpot is released as a cash sum and begins at €10 million, which is the seed amount, and it grows to a maximum of €90 million.
The lottery jackpot can be won by players of all participating nations, including tourists and online players.
First ticket sales began on March 17, 2012
First ever draw took place on March 23, 2012
Spain joined the EuroJackpot from 30 June 2012
On February 1, 2013 Croatia, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden joined. The Czech Republic and Hungary joined the EuroJackpot from October 10, 2014 Slovakia from October 9, 2015 and Poland from September 15, 2017.
Date of draw Year | Winners | Jackpot size |
---|---|---|
7 February 2020 2020 | 1 | €90.000.000 |
14 June 2019 2019 | 1 | €55.280.364 |
9 February 2018 2018 | 1 | €90.000.000 |
6 January 2017 2017 | 1 | €90.000.000 |
14 October 2016 2016 | 1 | €90.000.000 |
15 May 2015 2015 | 1 | €90.000.000 |
12 September 2014 2014 | 1 | €61.170.753 |
12 April 2013 2013 | 1 | €46.079.339 |
26 October 2012 2012 | 1 | €21.320.21 |
Highest jackpot paid out to a single person: €90.000.000
Total sum of payouts until today: €6.954.240.770
EuroMillions vs EuroJackpot
The closest Lotto to EuroJackpot is EuroMillions, Europe?s most popular lotto and the market leader in terms of lottery ticket sales. Many lotto players will be much more familiar with the more established EuroMillions.
So how does EuroJackpot stack up when the two are compared side by side? Let’s have a look:
How is EuroJackpot lotto similar to EuroMillions?
Both lotto’s follow a similar format, players try to match the numbers on 5 regular balls out of 50 and 2 special balls to win a prize.
In that EuroJackpot Euro Balls are only numbered from 1 to 10, in EuroMillions star balls are spread out between 1 and 12.
EuroJackpot costs £2.00 per ticket, while EuroMillions is £2.50.
The EuroJackpot and EuroMillions draw both take place on Friday evening, though an hour apart.
Spain is the only country which takes part in both EuroMillions and EuroJackpot lotteries.
How is the EuroJackpot Lottery different to EuroMillions?
The maximum EuroMillions jackpot is worth €190 million (about £161 million & $250 million) while the EuroJackpot top tier prize is €90 million (or just under £77 million & $120 million).
The guaranteed minimum jackpot for EuroMillions is €15 million (about £12 million & $20 million) while it is €10 million (about £8.5 million & $13 million) for EuroJackpot
The chances of hitting the EuroJackpot jackpot are 1 in 95,344,200, the EuroMillions is a little higher, at 1 in 139,838,160.
There are 13 tiers of prizes for EuroMillions and 12 tiers for Euro Jackpot.
Remember – there’s no real way to predict the set of winning numbers as drawings are completely random, but there are tried and tested ways to increase your chance to win. Previous results have no bearing on future ones.
We will pop in some fun strategies for good measure!
Play the Right Games
There is a selection of lottery games—and they each have different odds of winning.
Read the odds to ensure you're maximizing your chances of winning.
Pick up some scratch cards. Yes, they offer smaller prizes but higher chances of winning overall.
Identifying Hot numbers, Cold numbers, Overdue Numbers
Hot numbers: Picked most frequently
Cold numbers: drawn less frequently overall.
Overdue numbers: are ones that have not shown up in recent weeks.
Don't Miss a Lottery Win!
Keep your ticket somewhere that is safe and easy to find
Make a note of the drawing date and time in your calendar
Check and Double-check the numbers against your ticket
Use a lottery app to keep track
Pick Traditional Lucky Numbers
According to a poll run by mathematician Alex Bellos, seven is not surprisingly the most popular lucky number in the world.
Seven days of the week, seven wonders of the world, seven continents, seven seas, and the list goes on.
Other traditional lucky numbers include three (as in “good things come in threes”) and four.