Eurojackpot is a popular multinational lottery of Europe initiated in November 2011 by Germany, Finland, Denmark, Slovenia, Italy, Estonia and the Netherlands. The lottery later received Spain, Croatia, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland as active participants. The first draw took place in March 2012.
The first ever largest Jackpot of Eurojackpot was claimed by a player of Czech Republic on 15th May, 2015 amounting €90,000,000! Since then the same huge jackpot amount has been won 10 times with the recent one claimed on 15th January, 2021. If the jackpot remains unachieved, the amount roll over to the upcoming draw until it reaches a cap of €90 Million.
Carefully select 5 normal numbers from 1-50 and 2 Euro numbers from 1-10. The two euro numbers are selected separately and can match with your five normal numbers chosen already, so no worries for that. The selection of the digits should be done strategically using useful tactics.
The Eurojackpot results are drawn every Friday at 21:00 pm in Helsinki, Finland. However, the analysis of the triumphant tickets takes place in Germany and Denmark.
A Eurojackpot lottery ticket for one line costs €2. The tickets are available online as well as at authorized retail shops in respective countries.
The Eurojackpot lottery Jackpot starts at €10 Million and can rollover to a cap of €90 Million. Other than the Jackpot, Eurojackpot awards 11 more handsome prizes for successfully matching the following set of numbers:
It is thrilling to play for the Eurojackpot when the Jackpot reaches to the climax of €90 Million. This is the high time when the subsidiary prizes receive an increase in amounts thereby increasing the odds of winners.
Player of all the participating countries except Estonia should be 18+. As for the Estonia, the minimum age limit is 16 years.
The tickets are available online untill 18:30 CET. However, if you haven’t bought the tickets till the draw day, you can stil grab them before 18:40 CET and choose your numbers quickly!
There are some countries as Croatia, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Slovenia and Spain which impose taxes of up to 30% on different winnings. All other countries do not levy taxes.
1 in 95,344,200 can beat the jackpot of Eurojackpot. However, on average, 1 in 26 can win any of the 11 subsidiary prize!
Online tickets can be purchased through following steps:
Yes, definitely you can purchase the tickets online from anywhere on the globe and qualify for the Euro Jackpot and the subsidiary prizes.