Check your EuroMillions numbers and see if you've won
Pick a draw or a date range, then enter your numbers.
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Enter your numbers
How to check your ticket
Pick the draw date and enter your numbers. If your ticket has more than one line, add each one and the checker goes through them all at once.
If you play the same numbers every time, there's no need to check draw by draw: choose a date range of up to 90 days and the checker compares your numbers with every draw in that period. If you only play on one day of the week, you can narrow it down to that day's draws.
Millionaire Maker is separate, with its own draw: type the nine-character code from your ticket into its box and the checker tells you if it has won. It has paid out a £1 million prize in each of the last 40 draws.
The prizes won most often
Every draw has a huge number of winners: over the last 40 draws, there were about 1.6 million per draw on average across all the participating countries. That's why it's always worth checking your ticket, even if you don't think you've won. Match 2 is the prize won most often: it has paid between £2.30 and £3.20 to about 940,000 winners per draw across all the participating countries. Next comes Match 2 + 1 Lucky Star, which has paid between £3.10 and £4.90 to about 410,000 winners per draw across all the participating countries.
And if you're after the big prizes, the results page has every prize tier, draw by draw.
Figures updated after the draw on Tuesday, 3 November 2026.
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