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Prize breakdown
| Prize tier | UK | Europe | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| Match 5 + 2 Lucky Stars | 0 | 1 | £0 |
| Match 5 + 1 Lucky Star | 1 | 2 | £269,659.90 |
| Match 5 | 0 | 3 | £0 |
| Match 4 + 2 Lucky Stars | 7 | 32 | £1,226.90 |
| Match 4 + 1 Lucky Star | 183 | 733 | £98.60 |
| Match 3 + 2 Lucky Stars | 375 | 1,479 | £51.60 |
| Match 4 | 405 | 1,541 | £34.80 |
| Match 2 + 2 Lucky Stars | 5,710 | 23,501 | £11.40 |
| Match 3 + 1 Lucky Star | 8,003 | 32,343 | £9.20 |
| Match 3 | 18,645 | 72,258 | £7.70 |
| Match 1 + 2 Lucky Stars | 30,384 | 130,007 | £5.10 |
| Match 2 + 1 Lucky Star | 119,319 | 488,308 | £4.30 |
| Match 2 | 274,700 | 1,091,588 | £3.10 |
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EuroMillions draw schedule
Draw days
Tuesday and Friday
Draw time (UK time)
8.45pm
Ticket sales close
7.30pm on draw days
Price
£2.50 a line, UK Millionaire Maker included
Where to claim your prize
Up to £100 in any National Lottery shop (some pay up to £500), up to £50,000 online; above that, contact The National Lottery.
Deadline: 180 days from the draw
The Game
How to play EuroMillions, from the rules and your ticket to the jackpot and the prize tiers.
The Draw
When and where EuroMillions is drawn, plus its history and record jackpots.
Statistics
Hot and cold numbers, frequencies and real odds based on recent EuroMillions draws.
Information
Responsible play, scams to watch out for and the real odds, so you know exactly what you're playing.
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The winning numbers for Tuesday 10 November were 15, 18, 31, 37 and 41, and the Lucky Stars were 1 and 5. The Millionaire Maker code was ZWTF91454.
One ticket hit the jackpot. Across all the participating countries, 1,841,796 winning entries shared the prizes. See the full prize breakdown for the number of winners and the prize in each tier.
The next draw is on Friday 13 November at 8.45pm UK time, with an estimated jackpot of £14 million. We'll post the winning numbers here as soon as they're official.
EuroMillions is the lottery shared by nine countries: the UK, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria and Switzerland, with draws every Tuesday and Friday. In the UK it's part of The National Lottery, which sells it on its website and app and in National Lottery shops; this website doesn't sell tickets. A line costs £2.50 and includes a UK Millionaire Maker entry, sales close at 7.30pm on draw day and you must be 18 or over to play.
Here you'll find the latest results with the winning numbers, the Lucky Stars, the UK Millionaire Maker code and the prize breakdown of every draw, plus a ticket checker and a number generator.
The balls are drawn in Paris every Tuesday and Friday, and The National Lottery shows the draw at 8.45pm UK time. Results go up here as soon as they're published, usually from around 9.30pm, and the full prize breakdown follows once every country has counted its winners. Past draws are in results, and the details in draw time and place.
Match 5 numbers and 2 Lucky Stars to win the jackpot, which starts at €17 million and rolls over until someone wins it, up to a cap of €250 million. Once it reaches the cap it can roll over four more times; if it still isn't won, the money goes to the next tier with winners.
There are 13 prize tiers, down to matching just 2 numbers. The odds of the jackpot are 1 in 139,838,160 per line, and of winning any prize about 1 in 13. UK prizes are paid in pounds and are tax-free, and part of every ticket goes to good causes. More in EuroMillions prizes and the odds.
Every line bought in the UK comes with a UK Millionaire Maker code of four letters and five numbers. One code wins £1 million in every draw, without matching a single number, and the winning code is shown with the results above. On special event draws, the European Millionaire Maker adds more £1 million prizes across all nine countries: see UK Millionaire Maker.
Any National Lottery retailer pays prizes up to £100, and some up to £500. Prizes up to £50,000 can be claimed online; above £50,000, contact The National Lottery to arrange your claim. If you play online, smaller prizes go straight into your account.
You have 180 days from the draw to claim, so check your ticket and keep it safe. Step by step in how to claim a prize.
EuroMillions is a game of chance: set a budget and only spend what you can afford. You must be 18 or over to play. Free, confidential help is available 24/7 from the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133, and responsible gambling covers the limits and breaks you can set.
Every Tuesday and Friday. The National Lottery gives 8.45pm (UK time) as the draw time, ticket sales close at 7.30pm and full results are on its website from around 9.30pm. More in draw time and place.
It rolls over to the next draw and keeps growing from its €17 million start until someone wins it, up to a cap of €250 million. At the cap it can roll four more times; if nobody wins it in the fifth draw at the cap, it rolls down to the next tier with a winner. More in the EuroMillions jackpot.
Thirteen. The jackpot needs 5 main numbers and 2 Lucky Stars; the lowest tier pays a cash prize, estimated at £2.50, for matching just 2 main numbers. Prizes vary from draw to draw: see EuroMillions prizes.
A game that comes with every EuroMillions line bought in the UK. Each line gets a code of four letters and five numbers, and one code wins £1 million in every draw, without matching a single number. See UK Millionaire Maker.
No. Lottery prizes aren't taxed in the UK, so you receive the full amount, paid as a lump sum. Any interest or income you earn from the money afterwards is taxed in the usual way.
180 days from the draw. After that the prize is forfeited and the money goes to National Lottery good causes.
Got more questions? See our EuroMillions FAQs.