This Tuesday, April 30, 2024, the EuroMillions prize pool reaches the sum of 166 million euros. Want to try your luck ?
The EuroMillions jackpot is holding up. It did not fall during the last draw, so that it exceeds 160 million euros, which will be put into play this Tuesday, April 30, 2024. This draw is the first EuroMillions draw organized this week by the Lotery. If you also want to participate in EuroMillions, here is the procedure to follow. You must check 5 numbers on a grid of 50 numbers, and 2 stars on a grid which has 12 stars.
Try your luck at EuroMillions
In addition, thanks to My Million in France, a player will win the sum of 1 million euros. To participate in My Million, you don’t have to do anything. You participate in the draw as soon as you validate a EuroMillions grid. If you try your luck, you have the possibility of playing additional numbers and stars on the same grid. The cost will depend on the number of numbers and stars you have played. You can also play multiple grids.
The EuroMillions prize pool reaches new heights!
The EuroMillions jackpot is very high this week with 166 million euros. If you want to play, you have three options to choose from. You can simply go to an FDJ retailer.
You can also play online from the FDJ website, or from the FDJ mobile application. It is available on Android and iOS.
But to do this, you must create an FDJ account. You will then need to provide the requested information, as well as a valid ID. This is to prove that you are of legal age.
Once your account is validated, all you have to do is log in and go to the EuroMillions section to play your grid and validate it. You will also find many features, such as Flash or favorite numbers, and the same options as at an FDJ retailer.
Click here to participate in the EuroMillions FDJ draw
Loto draw results:
To find out if you have won:
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