A truly life changing amount of money is up for grabs in Tuesday’s EuroMillions draw
18:30, 19 Nov 2024Updated 21:54, 19 Nov 2024
It’s Tuesday night, which means it’s the first EuroMillions draw of the week. Tonight’s jackpot stands at an eyewatering £140m, after rolling over for successive weeks.
Believe it or not, it’s still not the biggest jackpot the EuroMillions game has given away. Last December, one ticket holder in Austria walked away with £206m, becoming the game’s biggest winner of all time.
Today marks 30 years since the very first National Lottery draw took place on November 19, 1994, when seven lucky winners shared a prize pot of £5.8m. It doesn’t really need saying that if you scooped tonight’s EuroMillions prize your life would be forever changed.
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You could quit your job without notice, pay off your debts and start shopping around for a bigger house. You could lavish gifts and trips on your friends and family and plan that dream holiday you’ve always wanted but never been able to afford. You could also give generously in support of charities and causes that are close to your heart.
To be in with a chance of winning the jackpot you’ll need to buy a ticket, at £2.50 a line. Enter 5 numbers and 2 Lucky Stars for each line you play or choose a Lucky Dip for randomly selected numbers. Tonight will also see a draw for the Thundeball game, with players entering to win a possible £500k.
Tickets for the Thunderball cost £1 a line, with players choosing 5 numbers and 1 Thunderball for each line they play or choose a Lucky Dip for randomly selected numbers. The Thunderball is drawn at 8pm, while the EuroMillions draw takes place at 8.45pm, and we’ll publish the winning numbers as soon as possible after that – good luck!
Tonight’s winning EuroMillions numbers are: 04, 13, 20, 28, 49.
The Lucky Stars are: 07, 12.
Tonight’s winning Thunderball numbers are: 03, 04, 16, 20, 22.
The Thunderball is 05.
