
Single Entry vs Multiple Entry in EuroMillions: Which One Is Actually Worth It?
When you sit down to play EuroMillions, the first decision is always the same: pick your numbers. But the second decision — how many entries
Not sure if your numbers matched? Use the checker below to find out instantly. Enter your 5 main numbers and 2 Lucky Stars from any recent draw, and we’ll tell you which prize tier you’ve hit (if any).
Full ticket checker tool coming soon. In the meantime, you can check your ticket directly on the National Lottery website.
Looking for results from a specific draw? You can search the full EuroMillions draw history by date. This is useful if you’ve found an old ticket or want to research past winning numbers for a particular week.
The draws above cover the most recent 10 results. For older draws, visit the official National Lottery results archive, which holds every EuroMillions result dating back to the first UK draw. We are also building a searchable, paginated archive here so you can look up historical numbers without leaving this page.
EuroMillions has 13 prize tiers in total. The more numbers you match, the bigger your prize. Here’s how the prize structure works:
| Matches | Prize Tier | Estimated Prize |
|---|---|---|
| 5 + 2 Lucky Stars | 1st | Jackpot (starts at £17 million, can reach £250 million) |
| 5 + 1 Lucky Star | 2nd | Usually hundreds of thousands of pounds |
| 5 numbers | 3rd | Typically tens of thousands of pounds |
| 4 + 2 Lucky Stars | 4th | Usually four figures |
| 4 + 1 Lucky Star | 5th | Typically £50 to £100 |
| 3 + 2 Lucky Stars | 6th | Around £30 to £50 |
| 4 numbers | 7th | Around £20 to £30 |
| 2 + 2 Lucky Stars | 8th | Around £10 to £15 |
| 3 + 1 Lucky Star | 9th | Around £7 to £10 |
| 3 numbers | 10th | Around £5 to £7 |
| 1 + 2 Lucky Stars | 11th | Around £4 to £6 |
| 2 + 1 Lucky Star | 12th | Around £3 to £5 |
| 2 numbers | 13th | Free Lucky Dip ticket (UK only) |
Prize amounts vary from draw to draw depending on how many tickets were sold and how many winners fell into each tier. That’s why the breakdowns we publish for each draw matter: they show you exactly what each tier paid out on that specific night.
The main EuroMillions draw takes place in Paris every Tuesday and Friday evening. The UK Millionaire Maker draw runs alongside it and is managed by Camelot, the official UK National Lottery operator.
Both the main draw and the Millionaire Maker are conducted under strict independent oversight, with randomised ball machines used to ensure a fair result every time.
Claiming your winnings depends on the size of your prize:
You have 180 days from the draw date to claim any prize. After that, unclaimed prizes go to the National Lottery Good Causes fund.
A standard EuroMillions ticket costs £2.50 per line. You pick 5 main numbers from 1 to 50 and 2 Lucky Stars from 1 to 12. You can also add a Lucky Dip for a randomly generated set of numbers.
Ready to play? Visit our Play EuroMillions section to buy your EuroMillions ticket and get started today.
If you’ve played in this week’s Euromillions draw, you’re in the right place to check the latest winning numbers and prize information. Draws take place every Tuesday and Friday at 8:45 PM UK time, with results published shortly after.
What we update right after every draw:
🎯 The 5 main numbers drawn
🌟 The 2 Lucky Stars
💷 Prize amounts by tier
🇬🇧 UK Millionaire Maker code
📈 Current jackpot value
Results are officially confirmed and updated in real time, helping you check your ticket and claim your winnings quickly.
Each draw result includes:
The winning numbers and Lucky Stars
A prize breakdown by number of matches
The Millionaire Maker code (UK-only)
The number of winners per prize tier
With 13 total prize tiers, you don’t need to match all numbers to win. Even matching just 2 numbers can land you a prize!
🎟️ You can verify your numbers in two ways:
Manual comparison: Match your selected numbers to the draw result.
Automatic ticket checker: Input your numbers into our ticket checker tool and find out instantly if you’ve won and what your prize is.
You can also scan your ticket using the National Lottery app if you purchased it in-store.
📲 Sign up for free alerts and get:
Draw results straight to your inbox or phone
The winning Millionaire Maker code
Jackpot updates and upcoming draw notifications
If you play online, your numbers are automatically checked and you’ll get an alert if you win.
Every Euromillions ticket bought in the UK includes one automatic entry into the Millionaire Maker. This guarantees at least one UK player wins £1 million in every draw.
🧾 Simply check the unique code printed on your ticket. If it matches the drawn code, you win – no need to match any numbers.
Looking for older results? You can browse:
Full draw history by date
Winning number frequency
Jackpot growth trends
Past Millionaire Maker codes
Useful for strategy analysis or just to see how lucky your favourite numbers are!
✔️ Instant updates right after each draw
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🧮 Automatic ticket checking
📊 Complete prize breakdown and statistics
📩 Custom alerts available
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