Top overall1 of 5
811173044511
Numbers with the highest overall score: 8, 11, 17, 30, 44.
EuroJackpot
Pick 5 numbers from 1–50 and 2 Euro numbers from 1–12
EuropeTop prize odds: 1 in 139,838,160Tickets on sale
Last draw · Oct 9, 2026
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AI Agent lines
5 lines from 475 past draws, each with the reason it was picked.
AI Agent
- 1811173044511Top overallNumbers with the highest overall score: 8, 11, 17, 30, 44.
- 21725354350212MomentumHottest numbers over the last 100 draws: 17, 25, 35, 43, 50.
- 3613162744310Due numbersNumbers picked as long overdue: 6, 13, 16, 27, 44.
- 4111730374179Steady numbersFrequent both overall and recently: 11, 17, 30, 37, 41.
- 5178464716Balanced lineTop-scored numbers with sum 109 in the middle half of past draws: 1, 7, 8, 46, 47.
Momentum2 of 5
1725354350212
Hottest numbers over the last 100 draws: 17, 25, 35, 43, 50.
Due numbers3 of 5
613162744310
Numbers picked as long overdue: 6, 13, 16, 27, 44.
Steady numbers4 of 5
111730374179
Frequent both overall and recently: 11, 17, 30, 37, 41.
Balanced line5 of 5
178464716
Top-scored numbers with sum 109 in the middle half of past draws: 1, 7, 8, 46, 47.
Lines are calculated by the AI Agent from past draws. Every draw is random, so a line does not guarantee a win. 18+
Hot
Most drawn in the last 100 draws
172330353741
Overdue
Longest time since last drawn
138132044
Does this work? An honest check
Every draw is an independent random event: every line has the same chance of the top prize, 1 in 139,838,160. The AI Agent’s lines are a selection based on past draws, not a forecast.
Uniformity test (χ²): main numbers p = 0.693, Euro numbers p = 0.291. With p above 0.05 the differences in frequency look like ordinary random noise.
Backtest on the last 150 draws: for each draw every strategy picked numbers from earlier history only (3 lines per draw), then matches were counted.
| Strategy | Avg. matches (of 5) | Euro numbers matched | 3+ matches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hot numbers | 0.467 | 30.4% | 0.22% |
| Overdue numbers | 0.458 | 30.9% | 0% |
| All-time leaders | 0.511 | 32% | 0.67% |
| Typical shape | 0.473 | 32.7% | 0.67% |
| Frequent pairs | 0.44 | 33.6% | 0% |
| Random pick (theory) | 0.5 | 31.8% | 0.48% |
Eurojackpot at a glance
Eurojackpot is a European lottery in which you pick 5 main numbers from 1–50 and 2 Euro numbers from 1–12. Draws take place in Helsinki every Tuesday and Friday evening. The current jackpot is €120,000,000 and the next draw is on Oct 13, 2026.
One line costs €2 in Germany (plus a processing fee per slip) as of October 2026, and its chance of the jackpot is 1 in 139,838,160. The jackpot starts at €10 million and is capped at €120 million.
How Eurojackpot works in short
Each line on a Eurojackpot ticket has two parts:
- 5 main numbers from 1 to 50;
- 2 Euro numbers from a separate pool of 1 to 12.
At the draw, five main balls and two Euro number balls come out. Your prize class depends on how many of each you match. There are 12 prize classes. The top one is 5 + 2, and the lowest is 2 + 1 (two main numbers and one Euro number), which has odds of 1 in 49 per line. If a line matches fewer numbers than that, it wins nothing.
For the full walkthrough, from filling in a play slip to claiming a prize, read our guide on how to play Eurojackpot.
When is the Eurojackpot draw?
Eurojackpot is drawn twice a week, on Tuesday and Friday, in Helsinki, Finland. Poland's state lottery lists the draw window as 20:15–21:00 on Tuesdays and 20:00–21:00 on Fridays, Central European Time. The draw usually starts around 20:15 CET on Tuesdays and 20:00 CET on Fridays, which is 19:15 and 19:00 in the UK and Ireland. Treat these times as approximate and check your seller's cut-off.
Results reach LottaGo after each draw. The latest Eurojackpot results page shows the numbers, the prize breakdown and the last 60 draws.
Who runs Eurojackpot?
Eurojackpot is a joint game of European state lotteries. Each country sells it through its own licensed lottery. In Germany, for example, it is offered by the state lottery companies of the Deutscher Lotto- und Totoblock. Prices, fees and tax treatment depend on the country where the ticket is bought. That is why a line costs €2 plus a slip fee in Germany but 12.50 zł per bet in Poland (prices as of October 2026).
According to Wikipedia, the first draw took place on 23 March 2012. We could not confirm the launch date on an official operator page.
€10 million start, €120 million cap
Every new Eurojackpot cycle starts with a jackpot of €10 million. When nobody matches 5 + 2, the jackpot rolls over and grows. It cannot grow past €120 million. Once the cap is reached, any money above it goes into prize class 2 (5 + 1), so the second tier gets bigger instead.
The €120 million cap is the largest amount one jackpot can reach, which answers the common question about Eurojackpot's maximum win. The jackpot shown at the top of this page is the estimate for the next draw, so you can see where the current cycle stands against the cap.
Your odds of winning Eurojackpot
The jackpot odds come straight from the number pools. There are C(50,5) ways to choose 5 main numbers from 50, and C(12,2) ways to choose 2 Euro numbers from 12:
C(50,5) × C(12,2) = 2,118,760 × 66 = 139,838,160
So one line has a 1 in 139,838,160 chance of the jackpot. LOTTO.de publishes the same figure. Buying ten lines makes it 10 in 139,838,160. That's still very small.
EuroMillions has exactly the same jackpot odds, because its pools are also 5 from 50 and 2 from 12. The prizes, caps and draw organisers differ, as our EuroMillions vs EuroJackpot comparison explains. To see how these odds compare with other games, use the jackpot odds compared across lotteries table.
About the AI Agent lines for Eurojackpot
The AI Agent block above shows five lines built from 475 past Eurojackpot draws. Each line follows one rule:
- Hot numbers: drawn most often in the last 100 draws.
- Overdue numbers: the longest gaps since their last appearance.
- All-time leaders: the most hits since the current rules began.
- Typical shape: a sum and odd/even mix like most past draws.
- Frequent pairs: built around two numbers often drawn together.
Every line comes with the reason it was picked. We also test the strategies honestly. Over the last 150 draws, each strategy picked numbers using only earlier results, and its matches were counted. The strategies perform like random picks. The table is in the "Does this work? An honest check" panel on this page.
Draws are random, so the lines are a selection from history, not a prediction. No line raises your chance of winning. Read how the AI Agent picks lines for the full method, or see the Eurojackpot number statistics behind them.
Buying Eurojackpot tickets through LottaGo
Eurojackpot is on sale through LottaGo's official partner. The "Buy ticket" button takes you to the partner, which buys a real ticket for you and pays out any prize. LottaGo does not sell tickets or pay prizes itself. LottaGo earns a commission when you buy through the partner, and that commission never changes the statistics or the AI Agent lines.
The partner does not accept customers from every country. If the button isn't available to you, buy from the official lottery in your country. Play only if you are 18 or over, and only with money you can afford to lose.
Eurojackpot FAQ
When are Eurojackpot results out?
Eurojackpot results come out on Tuesday and Friday evenings, soon after the draw in Helsinki. The draw window runs from 20:15 (Tuesday) or 20:00 (Friday) to 21:00 Central European Time. LottaGo updates its Eurojackpot results page with the winning numbers and Euro numbers after each draw. The prize breakdown follows once the data partner publishes it.
Is Eurojackpot rigged?
No evidence suggests it is. Eurojackpot is run by state-licensed lotteries, and LottaGo checks the draw history itself. Our χ² uniformity test compares how often each number has been drawn with what a fair draw would produce. Its result, updated after every draw, is in the "Does this work? An honest check" panel on this page. A p-value above 0.05 means the differences look like normal random variation.
What are the odds of winning Eurojackpot?
The chance of hitting the Eurojackpot jackpot with one line is 1 in 139,838,160. The figure comes from C(50,5) × C(12,2) = 2,118,760 × 66. The lowest prize class, 2 + 1, has odds of 1 in 49 per line. Every line has the same odds, however its numbers were chosen.
How many Eurojackpot tickets are sold?
LottaGo does not have sales figures for Eurojackpot. Each participating lottery sells tickets in its own country and publishes its own data. The prize breakdown on our results page shows how many winners each prize class had in the latest draw. That gives an idea of how many lines were in play, but it is not a sales total.
How much is the Eurojackpot today?
The current Eurojackpot jackpot is €120,000,000, for the draw on Oct 13, 2026. The amount is an estimate published before the draw, and it grows after each rollover until it reaches the €120 million cap. The jackpot at the top of this page updates automatically after every draw.
Is Eurojackpot the same as EuroMillions?
No. Eurojackpot and EuroMillions are separate games with different organisers, jackpot caps and draw locations. Eurojackpot is drawn in Helsinki and capped at €120 million. EuroMillions starts at €17 million and is capped at €250 million. Both use 5 numbers from 1–50 plus 2 from 1–12, so their jackpot odds are the same.