The first EuroMillions draw of the week was organized this Tuesday, November 26. You can view the results here.
La Française des Jeux organizes two EuroMillions draws every week. They take place on Tuesday and Friday. This Tuesday, November 26, the first draw of the week took place. To play EuroMillions, you must check 5 numbers on a grid which has 50 numbers, and 2 stars on a grid of 12 stars. It all costs 2.50 euros.
EuroMillions results from the draw on Tuesday November 26
The first EuroMillions draw of the week was this Tuesday, November 26, 2024. Here are the winning numbers that came out.
Euromillions results
Draw for Tuesday November 26, 2024
Next draw on Friday November 29, 2024
You have several choices for playing EuroMillions. You can either go to an FDJ retailer or play online from the FDJ website. You can also play from the FDJ mobile application, available for Android and iOS.
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How to collect your Euromillions winnings?
Have you played EuroMillions and won? First of all, well done! All you have to do is collect it. To do this, follow the guide. You'll know everything you need to know to claim it.
Be aware that the method differs if you played at a point of sale or online. In the first case, if you have won 30,000 euros or less, you simply have to go to an FDJ retailer with your receipt.
For a win greater than 30,000 euros and up to 499,999 euros, you must make an appointment at an FDJ payment center. For a win of 500,000 euros or more, you must contact customer service, who will put you in touch with the Winning Relations department.
If you played online, you don't need to do anything. Everything is paid into your balance. And if you win more than 500,000 euros, you will receive a link with the procedure to follow.
EuroMillions draw results:
To find out if you have won:
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