The 200 million euro mark has been crossed! The EuroMillions of this Tuesday, November 26, 2024 shows a huge amount of 208 million euros. A historic jackpot since if it is won in France, it will quite simply be the country's 2nd biggest win in the Euro Millions!
EuroMillions Tuesday November 26, 2024: 208 million euros to be won!
After last Friday's incredible draw, this Tuesday's EuroMillions is not to be outdone! There EuroMillions prize pool actually brings into play 208 million euros this Tuesday, November 26, 2024. An exceptional draw to play online exclusively on FDJ.fr!
In addition, the MyMillion game will also necessarily make 1 millionaire French player in this draw. By validating a EuroMillions grid, you automatically obtain a My Million code (1 grid = 1 code, 2 grids = 2 codes, etc.).
Do you want to make your EuroMillions grid online?
Register by clicking on this link or on the image below and you can validate your grids in a few clicks.
Play EuroMillions online Tuesday November 26, 2024
To play FDJ games online, there is only one address, FDJ.frwhich is the official site of Française des jeux and the only website to allow players to make their EuroMillions®, LOTO®, Super LOTO®, EURODREAMS® grids, in a few clicks from their computer.
To play online on FDJ, it's very easy:
– Register on the FDJ® website via this link FDJ.fr.
– Then create your player account in a few minutes.
– Make a deposit (minimum €5).
– Validate your EuroMillions® grids for this exceptional draw before Tuesday November 26, 2024 at 8:15 p.m. (a Euro Millions grid only costs €2.50 + €1 if you add the Star+ option which allows you to win from a single star found).
Euro Millions results for Tuesday November 26, 2024
You will have access to results of the EuroMillions draw this Tuesday, November 26, 2024, on the FDJ.fr websitejust after the draw, and just before the Kingsley ComanicoBayern – PSG.
Good luck everyone!
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