Euro Millions

Nine countries, 200 million players a week, but only one jackpot – a jackpot that can be rolled over 11 times, and can be as high as €185 million.

 Yes, it’s Euro Millions – the pan-European lottery launched five and a half years ago in early 2004, and has steadily grown in popularity to become one of the world’s largest games of its kind.

Millions of Europeans tune in to the draw in Paris every Friday evening to see if their dream of hitting the jackpot has come true.

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Euro Millions Syndicate

Countless Europeans who play Euro Millions know that their chances of a big win are much bigger if they play in a syndicate rather than going it alone and hoping for a jackpot hit from a single ticket.

You can club together to buy tickets and share winnings as a group by joining a syndicate online.

Elottery syndicates for example is the best group lottery programme on the internet.

EuroMillions Lottery

EuroMillions Lottery is one of the world’s largest lotteries, meaning it is also one of the most exciting. With nine countries taking part and playing Euromillions Lottery, the stakes of all players in all the participating countries are pooled together, which means that the prizes up for grabs are always going to be higher than those in national games. However, if there is no jackpot pay-out, the prizes are rolled over to the following week. This means that, if there are a few weekly EuroMillions draws where the prizes go unclaimed, the EuroMillions jackpot can be as high as 50 million Euros. You can buy your tickets for EuroMillions Lottery inside or outside the UK, and you can also play this lottery online, making this lottery incredibly accessible and easy and convenient to play. Draws are held in Paris every Friday evening, and a standard EuroMillions ticket costs just €2 or £1.50 per line played.
“Euromillions Lottery, the prizes up for grabs are always going to be higher…”

The size of the prizes, apart from the jackpot, is worked out according to how many people take part in each country. There are now nine countries enjoying EuroMillions – the UK, France, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Switzerland and Portugal. Anyone who lives in one of these nations can play, and be in with a chance of winning EuroMillions. More than a quarter of the money raised through the Euro lottery goes to support good causes. And it’s so easy to play EuroMillions Lottery – just select five numbers between 1 and 50, along with two ‘Lucky Stars’ between 1 and 9. Match five of the main numbers and a couple of Lucky Stars and you’ve hit the jackpot – or at least a share of it. Make sure you have your ticket on Friday for Europe’s biggest ever, rolling jackpot lottery.