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EuroMillions Prizes and Odds. You win EuroMillions prizes by matching your selected numbers to those drawn in the winning line. Match just a couple of main numbers to receive an award, or predict the full set correctly to land a jackpot worth up to €210 million. Winners: Anonymous View draw results. The record for the UK’s biggest lottery prize was set in a special Must Be Won EuroMillions draw. The jackpot had rolled over an incredible 22 times in a row, including four at the previous €190 million cap, so rules dictated that it had to be won in the fifth draw at the cap, which took place on Tuesday 8th October.

One lucky player has scooped up a tidy €500,000 for their troubles in Friday night’s EuroMillions.

Sadly, no one took home the mouth-watering top prize of a €130million EuroMillions jackpot.

However, it is unlikely that the blessed Galway player will care much with €500,000 in their pockets to ease the pain.

The multi-million jackpot will now roll over into the next week.

In total, over 91,000 Irish players bagged some prizes on Friday night with the numbers 12, 19, 37, 44, 45 drawn and lucky stars of 02 and 06.

Earlier on Friday, the National Lottery issued an apology to its customers following technical errors on their website.

Hours before the anticipated draw, people were unable to access both the site and app to pick up a ticket.

They had previously urged Irish punters to buy their tickets early or online as the huge prize was guaranteed to generate interest.

We are aware that there is an issue for some of our players who are attempting to log-in to our App or website. Our technical teams continue to work to identify and rectify the problem.

We apologise to any players who have been impacted.

— The Irish National Lottery (@NationalLottery) February 5, 2021

‘The EuroMillions community holds a special Mega Draw event a number of times a year and it always creates incredible excitement amongst our players,’ a spokesperson said.

‘With the guaranteed jackpot of €130million for tonight’s draw, we are advising our players to continue to follow the Government’s public health guidelines and avoid queues in retail by purchasing their tickets early in-store or to play online at www.lottery.ie or through the National Lottery App.’

Last Updated: Monday 4th January 2021, 10:31

The first EuroMillions draw of 2021 created 11 new millionaires in the UK, including one lucky jackpot winner who scooped the £39 million top prize. The draw followed a record-breaking 2020 for EuroMillions.

The special draw on Friday 1st January featured 10 winning Millionaire Maker codes instead of the usual one. This meant that 10 players were guaranteed to receive £1 million, boosting the odds of a huge win considerably. Go to the EuroMillions Results page to see all the winning codes.

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The numbers for the main draw were 16, 28, 32, 44 and 48, plus Lucky Stars 1 and 9. Out of all the tickets sold for the draw across Europe, a single entry matched the full set of numbers to land the jackpot.

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The entry was sold in the UK and the winner has wasted no time in coming forward to claim their money. Andy Carter, the National Lottery’s Senior Winners’ Advisor, said: “What a start to 2021 for EuroMillions players.

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“Not only did the giant jackpot get won in the UK, but a further 10 lucky players banked £1 million in the Millionaire Maker event. In all, over 900,000 UK players won a prize in the New Year’s Day draw.

“It is fantastic news that the jackpot winning lucky ticket-holder has now claimed this enormous prize. We will now focus on supporting the ticket-holder through the process.'

Record 2020

The UK produced five EuroMillions winners in 2020. The biggest of those came on Tuesday 27th October, when a ticket holder scooped more than £79 million.

A new EuroMillions record was then set in December after the jackpot climbed to €200 million (£183 million), its highest-ever amount. A player from France came forward before the end of the year to claim the money.

The jackpot cap was reset to €210 million following the record win, making it possible that the latest mark could be eclipsed in the coming months. You can take part in EuroMillions every Tuesday and Friday by going to a National Lottery retailer or choosing your numbers online.