If you’ve bought a National Lottery EuroMillions ticket, now is the time to check it – then double, triple-check it.
The winning EuroMillions and National Lottery Thunderball numbers were revealed yesterday, with £113,923,081 up for grabs.
An extra £500,000 was there for the taking from the Thunderball.
To win the EuroMillions jackpot, players needed to match five main numbers and both Lucky Stars.
To scoop the Thunderball, players must match five numbers from one to 39, plus the Thunderball from 1 to 14.
The Thunderball draw took place at 8pm. The winning numbers were: eight, 13, 21, 30, 31, and the Thunderball was two.
Just after, the EuroMillions winning numbers were announced. They were: nine, 19, 44, 47 and 50. Lucky stars were two and nine.
What happens if no one wins the EuroMillions?
More than 2,000,000 people won money last night, including at least two UK ticket-holders bagging £31,620.60, having matched five numbers.
But no one won the jackpot, so it is automatically rolled over to this week’s second draw on Friday, for an estimated prize of £129,000,000.
Players have two days and 12 hours to buy tickets before the game closes.
Here’s what you can win:
- Five Main Numbers + two Lucky Stars – Jackpot £129,000,000
- Five Main Numbers + 1 Lucky Star – £130,554.30
- Five Main Numbers – £13,561.20
- Four Main Numbers + 2 Lucky Stars – £844.70
- Four Main Numbers + 1 Lucky Star – £77.80
- Three Main Numbers + 2 Lucky Stars – £37.30
EuroMillions tickets cost £2.50 and include an entry into the UK Millionaire Maker draw.
Jackpot money keeps rolling into the next draw until someone wins, though the pot has a cap of about £210,000,000.
And this pot came close to spilling over in March when a lucky lottery participant in Austria snagged £209,000,000, one of the biggest lottery wins ever.
The unnamed player won with a stake of just £8.
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