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Eurojackpot results >> Draw on Tuesday, 19.11.2024 (Without guarantee)
EuroMillions results >> Draw on Tuesday, 19.11.2024 (Without guarantee)
Everything about the Euromillions lottery
How do you play EuroMillions in Germany?
The Euromillions are played in several European countries. In Germany, Euromillions can only be played online.
The game formula is 5 out of 50 plus 2 out of 12 star numbers. This means that a total of seven numbers have to be selected in one bet. The Euromillions draw takes place on Tuesdays and Fridays. In most countries, a bet costs around €3.00 plus the ticket fee.
How much is in the Euromillions jackpot today?
The Euromillions jackpot is up 189 Mio. Euro
At least 17 million euros are guaranteed in the EuroMillions jackpot. If the Euromillions jackpot is not won in several draws, it can increase up to 250 million euros. If the maximum jackpot is reached and no winner is found in prize category 1, the surplus prize share is allocated to the 2nd and possibly also the 3rd prize category.
When is the next EuroMillions Superjackpot?
EuroMillions offers super jackpots three times a year. There is a guaranteed 200 million euros in the jackpot. You can see when the Superjackpot is played out on our website in good time.
For the first time, there was a Superjackpot of 200 million euros on December 01, 2023!
When is the Euromillions draw
The EuroMillions draw takes place once on Friday and once on Tuesday in Paris at 21:00. The numbers will be published after the Euromillions draw at around 22:00 on the Internet. You will be able to see the Euromillions winning numbers here on our website shortly after 22:00.
When are the Euromillions odds published?
The EuroMillions odds are published on the Internet on the day of the draw, i.e. on Friday and Tuesday from 23:00. You can find the winning odds on our website from midnight.
How many EuroMillions prize categories are there?
The Euromillions prize schedule comprises 13 EuroMillions prize categories. In contrast to the EuroJackpot, the Euromillions has an additional prize category 13, which can be won with just two correct numbers without a star number.
The prize schedule also shows you the respective percentage that is paid out in the individual EuroMillions prize categories.
Take your chance with a system in the Euromillions
As a single Euromillions bet costs around 3 euros throughout Europe, it is definitely worth participating in a betting pool. Especially if you want to improve your chances with a Euromillions system, the DLC is the right place for you. Here you can choose the system that suits your wallet from a wide range of participation options.
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Further information on the Euromillions
EuroMillions - facts and figures on Europe's biggest lottery
The EuroMillions lottery has a lot in common with the EuroJackpot lottery. The aim was to create a lottery that could not only bring in large jackpots, but also reach more people. The EuroMillions should offer a good probability of winning and a guaranteed jackpot, which currently amounts to 17 million euros and can rise to 250 million euros.
EuroMillions - the first European lottery
Great Britain, France and Spain organized the first EuroMillions draw on February 13, 2004. The EuroLotto game was born and a further six countries quickly joined in. The EuroMillions currently comprises the following countries: Great Britain, France, Spain, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Portugal, Belgium, Austria and Switzerland.
EuroMillions - how and where to take part?
Anyone can play EuroMillions at the sales outlets in the participating countries. As Germany is not one of them, the only option is to cross the border if you are staying there or live nearby. Another alternative for taking part in the EuroLotto game are various providers who offer online tickets on the Internet. The cheaper option is clearly offered by DLC with its syndicate systems for EuroMillions. A single EuroMillions ticket currently costs around €3 in most countries. In addition, there are ticket fees of varying amounts.
Depending on the country of participation, there is also the question of taxation in the event of a win. You should find out about this beforehand, as there are differences.