The Eurojackpot draw has rolled over ten times in succession and has thus grown to its maximum capacity, reaching its cap of €90 million.
Last Friday’s draw took place just before New Year’s Eve, but no ticket from the 17 participating countries matched the right numbers, making the first draw of the new year huge and could potentially turn one lucky Eurojackpot player into a multimillionaire this Friday. As much as €90 million could find its way to new owners in the draw tonight.
Eurojackpot Boasts Better Winning Odds
Unlike the German favourite, Lotto 6/49, players from 17 European countries can participate in the draw. To claim the top prize, players must match 5 numbers from a selection of 50 and 2 from a selection of 10 numbers. The statistical probability of winning the jackpot is 1 in 95 million – for the second tier, only 1 in 6 million. The odds of winning the Powerball jackpot are 1 in 292 million, and chances of winning the jackpot at Euromillions are 1 in 140 million; giving Eurojackpot one of the most favourable winning odds in lotto!
EuroJackpot is a relatively new and promises to grow in the future. The jackpot averages around €10 million weekly; there is a maximum growth cap of €90 million, twice as much as the highest pay-out of Lotto 6/49. The lottery will continue to rollover until it produces a winner.
EuroJackpot – Play and Win!
You must pick five out of a selection 50 numbers and two out of 10 numbers, a total of seven numbers. There are twelve winning tiers. and each line costs only €2.50. You can play by clicking here.
The draws of the lottery numbers take place every Friday, 9pm CET in Helsinki, Finland. Hurry! Ticket sales close at 7 pm CET.
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