The second Loto draw of the week took place at Christmas, Wednesday December 25. If you have played, you can find out the winning numbers here.
Loto is a national leisure game which is organized three times a week by Française des Jeux. Drawings take place on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. This is how this Wednesday, December 25, the second Loto draw of the week was carried out. If you want to play Loto, you must check 5 numbers on a grid of 49 numbers, and 1 Chance number on a grid of 10 numbers.
The results of the Loto de la Française des Jeux draw on Wednesday, December 25
The second Loto draw of the week took place on Wednesday December 25. Here are the numbers that were drawn.
Lotto results
Draw for Wednesday December 25, 2024
Results Option 2nd draw
Next draw on Saturday December 28, 2024
To play Loto, you have the choice between several options. You can go to an FDJ retailer during opening hours. You can also play online from the FDJ website, or from the FDJ mobile application. It is available on Android and iOS.
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What are the biggest Loto jackpots ever won?
The Loto is a game where there are many winnings to be won, depending on your rank. The highest payout is of course the jackpot, which often offers large sums. Find out what are the biggest jackpots ever won in the Loto.
Note that this list now takes into account jackpots from special Lotto draws, such as the Christmas Lotto for example. Thus, on December 4, 2021, the sum of 30 million euros was won.
26 million euros were won on September 11, 2021. On December 5, 2022, a player was able to win a jackpot which amounted to 25 million euros. Next comes the sum of 24 million euros, which was won on June 6, 2011.
23 million euros is the amount contained in the prize pool won on May 19, 2014. Finally, a player won 22 million euros on July 13, 2013.
Loto draw results:
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