Euromillions is played twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, and offers the chance to win numerous millionaire prizes distributed across more than ten categories. Since its launch in 2004, it has accumulated several large jackpots and distributed millions of euros across Europe.
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The prizes are distributed across a total of 13 categories, ranging from the main one where you must match five numbers plus two stars to win the accumulated jackpot prize, to the last category, where you only need to match two numbers.
All the prizes
- 1st Category (5 numbers + 2 stars): Accumulated jackpot
- 2nd Category (5 numbers + 1 star)
- 3rd Category (5 numbers)
- 4th Category (4 numbers + 2 stars)
- 5th Category (4 numbers + 1 star)
- 6th Category (3 numbers + 2 stars)
- 7th Category (4 numbers)
- 8th Category (2 numbers + 2 stars)
- 9th Category (3 numbers + 1 star)
- 10th Category (3 numbers)
- 11th Category (1 number + 2 stars)
- 12th Category (2 numbers + 1 star)
- 13th Category (2 numbers)
The Euromillions game
This draw is based on bets, each of which requires selecting five numbers from 1 to 50, and two stars from 1 to 12. This selection process can be done manually or you can let luck decide randomly and have the system automatically select each number.
In addition to these bets, Euromillions includes the additional draw “El Millón” which can turn winners into millionaires with a single code.
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What about ‘El Millón’?
Euromillions participants in Spain have the privilege of participating in “El Millón,” as it is an additional draw only for tickets sold in Spanish territory.
When and where to watch the draw?
The draw takes place on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9:00 PM, and can be followed live through the official SELAE website.
Other draws
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