The EuroMillions jackpot stands at a staggering £91m for tonight’s draw, which will take place at around 8.30pm.
To win the jackpot, EuroMillions players need to match all five main numbers and the two lucky stars. Smaller EuroMillions prizes are on offer if you match some but not all of the numbers.
The National Lottery‘s Thunderball draw will also take place tonight, at around 8pm. The top prize as always in £500,000.
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The EuroMillions jackpot will be claimed by any lucky player who matches all five correct numbers from one to 50, as well as two Lucky Star numbers from one to 12.
National Lottery will announce whether anyone has matched all numbers and won the life-changing sum after the draw in less than 30 minutes.
Tim HanlonToday20:06 BST
Tonight’s Thunderball draw results are in.
They are 15, 30, 25, 23, 1 and the Thunderball is 2.
Tim HanlonToday19:58 BST
Tonight’s Thunderball draw will be made at 8pm.
The draw works differently from Lotto or EuroMillions, with a fixed top prize of £500,000 rather than a rolling jackpot. To win the jackpot, players must match five main numbers plus the Thunderball.
Tim HanlonToday19:52 BST
The odds of winning the EuroMillions jackpot are about one in 139,838,160. Around 100 million people across participating countries buy EuroMillions tickets each week.
The odds of winning the Thunderball jackpot are one in 8,060,598. Other smaller prizes – ranging from £5,000 to £3 – are also up for grabs. Players have a one in 13 chance of winning any prize in each Thunderball draw.
Tim HanlonToday19:46 BST
The National Lottery‘s Thunderball draw will also take place tonight, at around 8pm.
The top prize as always in £500,000.
Tim HanlonToday19:41 BST
In June last year, the largest EuroMillions jackpot in history was won by a ticket holder in Cork, Ireland, who took home €250 million (£215 million).
Tim HanlonToday19:37 BST
We asked Mirror readers if they would tell their huge news to the world if their numbers came up.
It’s fair to say not too many of you are keen!
Over three quarters – 76 per cent – responded ‘no way’ on our poll. In fact, just 4 per cent picked ‘absolutely… I’m rich!’.
Around 20 per cent said they would only tell close friends and family members if the won big, and who could blame them.
Either way, it’s not a bad problem to have!
Tim HanlonToday19:32 BST
EuroMillions draws take place every Tuesday and Friday. One ticket costs £2.50 and includes automatic entry into the UK Millionaire Maker draw.
The game guarantees a £1m UK winner in every draw. More details on how it works are available on the National Lottery website.
Tim HanlonToday19:32 BST
Punters can no longer buy tickets for tonight’s EuroMillions.
The window closed at 7.30pm for the draw which will take place around 8.45pm
A jackpot of £91million is up for grabs and don’t forget that playing the lottery also helps raise around £30m each week for UK good causes.
Tim HanlonToday19:30 BST
National Lottery draws take place on the following days each week:
Lotto: Wednesday and Saturday
EuroMillions: Tuesday and Friday
Set For Life: Monday and Thursday
Thunderball: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
Lotto HotPicks: Wednesday and Saturday
EuroMillions HotPicks: Tuesday and Friday
Tim HanlonToday19:26 BST
To be in with a chance of winning the EuroMillions, players must first pick five main numbers from one to 50 and two lucky star numbers from one to 12 – or can opt for a Lucky Dip to have their numbers randomly generated.
After choosing, players simply decide how many lines they want to play, with each line costing £2.50. You can add as many lines as you like to boost chances of winning. As well as the massive jackpot, there are other smaller prizes up for grabs if you match fewer numbers.
Good luck to all players!