EuroJackpot

How to read the Eurojackpot prize breakdown

The prize breakdown table has three columns:

• Matched: the combination of main numbers and Euro numbers, written as main + Euro. "4 + 1" means four main numbers and one Euro number.
• Winners: how many winning lines matched exactly that combination in the draw.
• Prize per winner: what each of those lines receives, before any tax.

Eurojackpot has 12 prize classes, from 5 + 2 (the jackpot) down to 2 + 1. Looking up a result such as "3 + 0" or "1 + 1"? Find it in the Matched column. If a combination is not listed there, it did not win a prize in that draw. Prize amounts can change from draw to draw, so always read them for your own draw date.

The figures come from LottaGo's data partner. The operator's published figures are final, so check them before you rely on an amount. Some draws appear without a breakdown when the partner hasn't published one yet.

When are Eurojackpot results published?

Eurojackpot is drawn on Tuesday and Friday evenings in Helsinki. Poland's state lottery gives the draw window as 20:15–21:00 on Tuesdays and 20:00–21:00 on Fridays, Central European Time (19:15–20:00 and 19:00–20:00 in the UK and Ireland). The winning numbers usually reach this page later the same evening. The prize breakdown can appear later than the numbers, once LottaGo's data partner has the figures.

How to check your Eurojackpot ticket

1. Find the draw date printed on your ticket in the list of past draws below.
2. Compare each line separately: count the main numbers that match, then the Euro numbers.
3. Look up that combination in the Matched column of the prize breakdown.
4. Claim through the lottery or seller you bought the ticket from. Claim rules and deadlines are set by the operator in each country. The official Eurojackpot site is eurojackpot.com.

The order of the numbers on your ticket does not matter. A line wins on how many numbers match, not on the order they were drawn in.

Past Eurojackpot draws

The table lists the last 60 Eurojackpot draws with their dates, about 30 weeks of Tuesday and Friday results. Use it to find a result by date, for example "Eurojackpot results 7.7.2026" or "yesterday's Eurojackpot numbers", or to check an old ticket.

For the bigger picture, see the most drawn Eurojackpot numbers, counted over all draws since the current rules began. The Eurojackpot jackpot and next draw page has the current jackpot and the AI Agent lines. For other games, see the results of all lotteries.

Eurojackpot results FAQ

Is Eurojackpot rigged?

No evidence suggests it is. The draws are run by state-licensed lotteries, and LottaGo tests the full draw history with a χ² uniformity test. It checks whether some numbers come up more often than chance alone would explain. The result, updated after every draw, is in the "Does this work? An honest check" panel on the Eurojackpot overview page.

Can you watch Eurojackpot live?

The draw takes place in Helsinki on Tuesday and Friday evenings. LottaGo does not stream it; for a live or recorded draw, check the official lottery in your country or eurojackpot.com. This page shows the winning numbers as soon as LottaGo's data partner delivers them, usually the same evening.

How many Eurojackpot winners were there?

Look at the Winners column of the prize breakdown above. It shows how many lines won in each of the 12 prize classes in the latest draw, including the jackpot class 5 + 2. The counts cover all participating countries together. LottaGo does not have a list of winners by country.

Can you actually win Eurojackpot?

Yes, but the jackpot is very unlikely for any single line: the odds are 1 in 139,838,160, calculated as C(50,5) × C(12,2) = 2,118,760 × 66. The lowest prize, 2 + 1, has odds of 1 in 49 per line. The Winners column shows that every draw produces many smaller wins.

Is Eurojackpot the same as EuroMillions?

No. They are two separate games with their own draws, organisers and prize rules. Eurojackpot is drawn on Tuesday and Friday in Helsinki and its jackpot is capped at €120 million. A EuroMillions ticket cannot win in a Eurojackpot draw, and the reverse is also true. Each game has its own results page on LottaGo.