1. Play EuroMillions

You can take part in EuroMillions twice a week, on Tuesday and Friday evenings. So make sure you don't miss out on your chance to win an incredible sum of money.

The odds of winning any prize buying your Euromillions ticket, including the big jackpots of millions of euros, are exactly the same playing online as with doing so through a physical lottery ticket purchased from an authorised lottery administration. How to play Euromillions online? International Access to the Game – You can buy your EuroMillions tickets online from anywhere in the world. Wherever you are, Europe’s biggest game is only a few clicks away. Convenience – You can buy your tickets at any time of the day or the night without having to.

• You can buy a ticket for EuroMillions only through a special intermediary service. The official site of foreign lotteries like Playhugelottos gives all fans of Euromillions from Australia a button to buy Euro Millions lottery online – the purchase process is reduced to a few seconds.
• Play EuroMillions Online Choose 5 numbers from 1 - 50 AND 2 Lucky Star Numbers from 1 -12 (minimum play one line) A Raffle Number will be generated for every line played.

When you choose your EuroMillions numbers online you automatically enjoy a number of benefits that offline players don't get! The main benefits are as follows:

• You don't need to leave your home or even your desk to be in the draw.
• You get an increased level of security. When you buy a paper lottery ticket from an authorised retail store you could potentially lose it, and lose any prize that you might have won with that ticket! However, when you enter online your entries are stored securely in your personal account so that they can't be damaged, lost or stolen.
• Your numbers are checked automatically, and you will receive an email alert for any winning number combinations. This means you won't miss out even if you forget to check the latest EuroMillions Results.

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View a full comparison of the differences between participating online or via a retailer.

As well as EuroMillions, you can also take part in other euro-lotteries. The map below displays all of Europe’s major lotteries and their current jackpots.

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EuroMillions Ticket Price Breakdown

UK players pay £1.65 of the £2.50 ticket price to play the main EuroMillions draw, with the remaining 85p acting as their entry into Millionaire Maker, a UK-only raffle game that guarantees to award at least two prizes of £1 million in every draw. You cannot play either game separately, if you enter one, you enter the other.

In the Euro nations, the cost of playing the main draw is €2.20, with the additional 30c funding participation into each country’s own additional draw. In France, this is My Million, where one millionaire is created every time, whilst Ireland has the Ireland Only Raffle, Spain plays El Millón, Belgians take part in My Bonus, Luxembourgers try their luck in Extra Lux and the Portuguese have M1lhão. Austrians only pay €2.20 for a EuroMillions ticket and must pay €1.30 extra if they wish to enter Austria Joker too.

In Switzerland, CHF3 of the ticket price pays for EuroMillions, whilst CHF0.50 funds Swiss Win, as it is known in the French-speaking areas or 2 Chance, which is the German name.

Distribution of Revenue

For every EuroMillions line played, 50 percent of the ticket price is dedicated to the prize fund, ensuring that jackpots begin at €17 million (around £15 million) and grow quickly with rollovers. However, as well as playing for huge sums of money twice a week, the money you pay to a retailer or online also helps people in your community.

Each of the individual lottery companies that offer the game across the nine participating countries donates a chunk of the EuroMillions ticket price to worthy causes. In the UK, 70p from every EuroMillions line goes to the National Lottery’s Good Causes Fund, which distributes grants to projects relating to sports, the arts, heritage, health, education and the environment throughout the nation.

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Once the prizes and charitable donations are taken, the rest of the ticket price is used for operating costs, commissions to retailers, government lottery duty and, in some countries, profit for the operator. Take a look at the Distribution of Revenue page to find out how your local lottery deals with the money it takes in EuroMillions sales.

EuroMillions Jackpot

You can play tonight for another chance to get your hands on the £85 million (€97 million) EuroMillions jackpot or a prize in one of the supplementary games. Visit any retailer in a participating country to buy EuroMillions tickets or, alternatively, choose your numbers online now. During December, you can pick up a free online scratchcard when you bet on EuroMillions at Jackpot.com.