History of EuroMillions Lottery
by John Smith LearnerTo win this transnational lottery EuroMillions, you need to
get all seven numbers correct. It first made its debut on February 7nd
2004, and the first numbers got drawn almost one week later, on February 13th.
The first lotto winner was a Frenchman who won a whopping €15 million.
Spain, Paris, and the United Kingdom took part in the first EuroMillions Lottery on
February 7th, 2004, for a jackpot of €15 million. It became a
defining moment when Switzerland, Austria, Ireland, Belgium, Luxembourg, and
Portugal joined in the same year.
By 2009, new rules were implemented concerning rollovers in
the lotto. These include:
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There is a jackpot
pool cap. The cash in the jackpot will roll over up until it reaches
€185,000,000.
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When someone has won
the Jackpot Pool Cap, it will grow by €5,000,000, meaning the next jackpot will
be €190,000,000 and, after that, €195,000,000.
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The jackpot will stay
the same for the next draw if it gets won, and any additional money will go
towards the jackpot pool for the next lower prize level.
By 2016, various other changes occurred. The price increased in the UK from £2.00 to £2.50, and Spain and Ireland increased their cost per line to €2.50. On the same day, the pool of numbers increased from a pool of 11 to 12.
In February of 2021, the rules changed again for the Euro lotto, and the new cap for the jackpot will be €220,000,000. If the money is not won for five draws, the money will get paid to the following tier winners.
The biggest winner to date was on October 2nd,
2018. A Swiss player won an impressive €144 million in this Euro lotto. Are you
the next big winner?
Rules of EuroMillions
- You must be 18 years or older to play the lotto.
- Tickets must
be submitted before the 7:30 GMT draw.
- Prizes can only get claimed in the country the
tickets were bought in.
- The period in which you can claim your prizes
varies from country to country. For example, France has the lowest
claiming period of 60 days, and Austria has the longest claiming period of
3 years.
- If you entered into the main draw for the lotto, you will
automatically be entered into the supplementary games.
How to Play EuroMillions
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Select
five numbers between 1 and 50, followed by two Lucky Stars numbers between 1
and 12. If you are playing online, add your numbers in the relevant fields,
and if you are playing with a ticket you bought in-store, draw a thick
horizontal line over the number of your choice.
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Decide how many times you want to enter the
lotto. You can buy up to seven lines of different numbers on a ticket.
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Choose the draw days you want to play on. For
example, you can play them all on Tuesday or Friday before 7:30 pm GMT or
divide them between the two days. If you are playing with a physical ticket,
let the retailer know before submitting your entry. You can choose to submit
entries for up to four weeks, which is eight entries.
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Pay for the ticket, and it costs €2.50 per line.
This will ensure your numbers are registered. If you are playing the lotto
online, log into your account, and your lines are secure and available for
viewing.
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Check the results. If you purchased your ticket
in the store, you need to take it to your retailer and scan the ticket to find
out if you have won. Winning tickets in the UK expire after 180 days, so be
sure to claim your money as soon as possible.
How to check your results
You can easily check your results to see if you have won any
prizes by simply using the EuroMillions website checker.
You stand excellent chances of winning the EuroMillions
Lotto!
How to Play EuroMillions from India
If you want to play EuroMillions from India, you can play in
the following two ways:
1. Buy
lotto tickets while you are in the country: according to Lottothrill.com,
tourists can play and buy EuroMillion Lotto while in India.
2. Buy
lotto tickets online from lottery agents: Indian players hoping to win the
EuroMillions jackpot can buy tickets from any lottery agent using online sites.
Smaller winnings will be processed to your account directly.
Please note the
following:
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Proof of identity must be supplied before any
lotto prizes will be issued.
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Should you win, you will have to return to India
in order to claim your prize. Your prize cannot be claimed online, even if you
won with an online ticket.
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Substantial winnings will require lottery agents
to pay the winnings via bank transfers.
● Smaller prizes will be debited into player's accounts
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