Euromillions is a lottery held in different European countries, among which Spain, France, United Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal and Switzerland stand out. Since its launch in 2004, it has accumulated several important jackpots and has distributed millions of euros in its draws.
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Regarding the prizes, it has a total of 13 categories, which are distributed from those that require matching only two numbers to be awarded, to those that require the five main numbers along with the two stars.
All 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)
How to play?
The Euromillions game consists of bets, in each of which five numbers from 1 to 50 and two stars from 1 to 12 must be selected. Numbers can be chosen manually or luck can be left to the system, which can select these numbers randomly.
The price of each bet is 2.50 euros and with each one, you also participate in the “El Millón” draw.
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And ‘El Millón’?
Euromillions participants in Spain have the privilege of being able to participate 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.
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