the FDJ is putting 20 million euros at stake this Tuesday, the jackpot will inevitably be won

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If the Christmas baubles will adorn the tree on the evening of the 24th, the balls from the FDJ's Grand Loto de Noël can bring in big returns this Tuesday, December 24, 2024.

As usual, La Française des jeux is organizing a rather special lottery for New Year's Eve. A jackpot of 20 million euros. Details.

20 million euros to win… or to share

Concretely, the draw of this Christmas Loto allows you to win 20 million euros. Provided you find the five correct numbers and the lucky number.

But if no one finds these numbers, the amount will not be put back into play.

If no one finds the winning combination (five numbers and the lucky number), the jackpot will be shared among all the winners in the lower ranks.

This means that if you have a few good numbers, your winnings may be inflated compared to usual.

100 winners of 20,000 euros

This is not the only originality of this Grand Christmas Loto, the FDJ will win 20,000 euros for 100 players. In a classic draw, ten players walk away with 20,000 euros.

To find out if you have won the 20,000 euros, simply look at the code assigned to your ticket.

A more expensive grid

The counterpart of these higher winnings is that the grid costs more, as for the Friday the 13th draw. Count five euros instead of the usual 2.20 euros.

If you wish to participate, there are two solutions:

Online, in the Loto tab, you will need to select Grand Loto de Noël and then check its numbers.

Or at an FDJ point of sale by requesting a special grid for Christmas.

Give the bulletin to the tobacconist, and keep your receipt carefully!

To compose a Grand Loto de Noël grid, you will need to check five numbers from 1 to 49, as well as a lucky number between 1 and 10. You have until 8:15 p.m. on December 24, 2024.

Gambling involves risks: debt, dependence, isolation, etc. For help, call 09-74-75-13-13 (non-premium rate call) or go to players-info-service.

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