How to bet on EuroMillions Lotto Online?

When it comes to the lottery, there is ‘huge’, and then there is the EuroMillions lottery ‘huge’. In 2004, the EuroMillions lotto was established and has become one of Europe’s most popular and glamorous lottery game.

Since its inception, the EuroMillions Lotto has proved to be a lucrative game because of the massive life-changing payouts it offers. The first step to standing a chance of winning an ‘out of this world’ payout is to place your EuroMillions bets today.

To bet on the EuroMillions, you have to;

• Sign in to your Lotto247 account. If you do not have an account, you’ll need to create your account with us first. It only takes a few minutes.
• After creating your Lotto247 account, you can deposit funds using our various safe and secure payment methods. When your funds reflect in your account, you can place your bets online.

To bet on the EuroMillions lottery online, you need to choose your lucky numbers from two (2) different ball sets.

When you bet on the EuroMillions lottery online with Lotto247, you’ll enjoy the following benefits;

• You can place your EuroMillions lotto bets without leaving the comfort of your home or office.
• There is an increased level of security when you bet on the EuroMillions online. Your EuroMillions lottery bets cannot be lost, stolen or damaged.
• After every EuroMillions lotto draw, your lucky numbers will be automatically checked against the drawn winning numbers.

What is the Lucky Star ball?

The ‘Lucky Star’ ball is the EuroMillions lottery’s bonus ball. It is drawn from the “Paquerette” machine and consists of a pool of 12 possible numbers.

What is a EuroMillions Superdraw?

When to place your EuroMillions Lottery bets?

The EuroMillions lottery draw is held twice a week, on Tuesday and Friday evenings at 20:55 (CET) in Paris, France. You can place your EuroMillions lottery bets any day and anytime until an hour before the draw.

More Information about EuroMillions:

What is the EuroMillions Lottery?

In 2004, the EuroMillions lottery game was launched, with the first EuroMillions physical tickets going on sale on the 7th of February 2004. The first EuroMillions lotto draw was held on the 13th of February 2004 in Paris, France.

Since its inception, the EuroMillions lottery has grown significantly from its three (3) organising countries of the United Kingdom, France and Spain. Countries such as Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, and Switzerland have joined in the fun and excitement of the EuroMillions lotto.

The EuroMillions lottery format has changed over the years, which saw the addition of an extra draw each week. Other changes included extra balls added to the Lucky Star number ball set in 2011 and again in 2016.

How to win the EuroMillions?

Like other international lotteries, the EuroMillions lottery uses two machines to provide the winning numbers.

To win the EuroMillions, you’ll need to match all five (5) main numbers drawn from the “Stresa” machine, and the two (2) Lucky Star balls from the “Paquerette” machine.

EuroMillions Rollovers

In 2012, the EuroMillions lottery was revised with the maximum amount set at €190 million. Should it reach the €190 million cap and rollover, the EuroMillions lotto will not increase any further. This has since increased to a huge €230 million.

If the EuroMillions lottery has not been won after four (4) rollovers when the cap is reached, in the next draw, it will be split between the winners in the next prize tier.

What are the chances of winning the EuroMillions Lottery?

Interesting Facts About EuroMillions

In 2019, the EuroMillions lottery experienced its longest-ever rollover streak when it rolled over 19 consecutive times. While no one scooped up the €190 million EuroMillions, three lucky players walked away with large prizes.

Another record the EuroMillions lottery holds is for the most millionaires made in one night. This happened in July 2012 when 97 lucky EuroMillions lotto players became instant millionaires.

The largest number of EuroMillions winners in a single draw is five (5), and it has occurred on three (3) different occasions. A draw in September 2016 saw three (3) winners from the United Kingdom, one from Portugal and one from France split €39.2 million between them.

Biggest EuroMillions Winners