EuroJackpot

Winning Numbers Today

Prize Breakdown

Statistics

The EuroJackpot story began in 2012 when the first draw took place in Helsinki. Since then, the lottery’s location has remained unchanged. Twice a week – on Tuesdays and Fridays – all participants eagerly await the new draw at 9:00 PM CET.

The wait is worth it: the minimum jackpot is €10,000,000! And that’s just the starting amount. If the EuroJackpot jackpot isn’t won in the current draw, it rolls over to the next one, increasing by several million. The maximum cap is €120 million. If no one wins this amount, the jackpot resets to the minimum in the following draw. The larger the jackpot, the greater the excitement and number of participants.

Anyone living in Latvia, Finland, Sweden, Spain, Slovenia, Norway, Italy, and 11 other countries can purchase a EuroJackpot ticket. Residents of other countries will need to use intermediary services to compete for millions of euros.

EuroJackpot Lottery Rules

• The draw is conducted live, where the host sequentially draws balls with the winning numbers from the drum.
• You need to correctly predict 7 key numbers that will be drawn from the drum. On the ticket, numbers are divided into two fields with 50 and 12 balls.
• In the main field, you must choose 5 main numbers; in the smaller field – 2 bonus numbers.
• You need to match at least one main number and one bonus number to win the minimum prize.
• The more numbers you match, the larger the prize. Prize amounts cannot be calculated in advance, as EuroJackpot winners don’t receive fixed sums but rather a percentage of the total prize pool.

Below is a table showing the distribution of shares from the prize pool and the odds of winning a prize. It’s precisely the transparency of the rules, draw process, and prize pool calculation that attracts millions of players. Throughout the years of running the EuroJackpot lottery, there has never been any compromise of integrity. All news coverage related to EuroJackpot draws only tells stories of lucky winners who’ve hit the jackpot.

Chances of Winning the EuroJackpot Lottery

Numbers Matched Correctly	% of Total Prize Pool	Odds
5 main + 2 bonus	36	1 in 139,838,160
5 main + 1 bonus	8.5	1 in 6,991,908
5 main	4.85	1 in 3,107,515
4 main + 2 bonus	0.8	1 in 621,503
4 main + 1 bonus	1	1 in 31,075
4 main	0.8	1 in 13,811
3 main + 2 bonus	1.1	1 in 14,125
3 main + 1 bonus	3.85	1 in 706
3 main	5.4	1 in 314
2 main + 2 bonus	2.5	1 in 985
2 main + 1 bonus	20.3	1 in 49
1 main + 2 bonus	6.7	1 in 188

Therefore, the lottery jackpot consists of 36% of the prize pool. The most frequently won combination (2+1) accounts for 20.3% of payouts.

EuroJackpot Winners

Since the lottery’s inception, numerous record-breaking jackpots have been awarded. The table below shows the largest wins in EuroJackpot history:

Rank	Date	Amount (€)	Country
1	04.06.2024	120,000,000	Denmark
1	16.01.2024	120,000,000	Norway
1	08.11.2022	120,000,000	Germany
1	22.07.2022	120,000,000	Denmark
1	23.06.2023	120,000,000	Germany
6	04.08.2023	117,242,386	Germany
7	25.03.2025	115,874,581	Sweden
8	20.05.2022	110,213,537	Germany
9	31.01.2023	107,469,011	Germany
10	09.07.2024	98,183,615	Germany

The maximum jackpot of €120 million was first reached on July 19, 2022. There were no winners in that draw, but in the following draw on July 22, a player from Denmark claimed the record prize.

How to Buy a EuroJackpot Ticket

There are two main ways to purchase a EuroJackpot ticket:

Paper Ticket in a Participating Country

If you’re located in one of the 19 participating countries, you can buy a paper ticket at official lottery ticket retailers. These are typically kiosks, supermarkets, or specialized lottery shops.

Buying Tickets Online Through Intermediary Websites

For players from countries not on the official list of participants, there’s an option to play EuroJackpot online through intermediary websites:

• AgentLotto
• TheLotter

These services purchase physical tickets in participating countries on your behalf. After purchase, you receive an electronic copy of the ticket and automatic notification of any winnings.

Most intermediary websites operate on the principle of a EuroJackpot lottery emulator, which fully replicates the rules, draw times, and results of official draws. Prize amounts also match the real ones. These companies hold government licenses and are insured in case of jackpot wins: specifically, large sums will be paid out by the insurance company.

Winner Testimonials

Many EuroJackpot winners share their experiences after winning. Most note that their first reaction was shock, followed by careful planning of future investments and expenses.

Interestingly, some large jackpots have been won by player syndicates. For example, a Finnish syndicate of 50 players from Siilinjärvi won what was then the maximum jackpot of €91,938,695 on August 23, 2019.

To watch the draw process, you can find videos or live streams on the official EuroJackpot website.

Conclusion

The European EuroJackpot lottery offers players the chance to win one of the world’s largest jackpots. With a constantly growing number of participating countries and a maximum jackpot of €120 million, EuroJackpot’s popularity continues to rise.

Check out the draw archive, familiarize yourself with the game rules and statistics on the official website, and perhaps you’ll become the next lucky person whose life changes thanks to a major EuroJackpot win!

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