Since its launch in 2012, EuroJackpot has become one of Europe’s most exciting lotteries. With jackpots starting at €10 million and growing up to €120 million, it attracts millions of players from across the continent. Now, UK players can also join the fun by purchasing tickets online.
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Why UK Players Love EuroJackpot
Tax-free winnings in most participating countries (including for UK players, depending on where the ticket is purchased).
- Two draws per week for more chances to win.
- Big jackpot just like Euromillions UK
- More chance to win the jackpot as other eurolottery
How to Play EuroJackpot
Playing EuroJackpot is simple:
- Select 5 main numbers from 1 to 50.
- Pick 2 Euro numbers from 1 to 12.
- Purchase your ticket from an authorised retailer or a licensed online platform.
➡ Ticket price: Usually €2 per line (GBP equivalent depends on provider).
➡ Win by matching: At least 2 main numbers plus 1 Euro number.
Draw Days & Times 2025
- Draws: Every Tuesday and Friday.
- Draw location: Helsinki, Finland.
- Results are available shortly after the draw with full prize breakdowns.
Jackpot & Prize Structure
- Starting jackpot: €10 million.
- Maximum jackpot: €120 million. Once the cap is reached, any excess prize money rolls down to the next tier.
- Prize tiers: 12 different ways to win, from matching the jackpot combination to smaller prizes for partial matches.
FAQ – EuroJackpot
1. Can you play EuroJackpot from the UK?
Yes. UK players can participate in EuroJackpot through licensed online lottery platforms that offer ticket purchases in GBP.
2. What time is the EuroJackpot draw?
EuroJackpot draws take place every Tuesday and Friday evening at 8:00 PM UK time (9:00 PM CET) in Helsinki, Finland.
3. What is the maximum EuroJackpot prize?
The jackpot starts at €10 million and can grow to a maximum of €120 million. Once the cap is reached, extra prize funds roll down to the next prize tier.
4. How much does a EuroJackpot ticket cost?
The standard price is €2 per line. The GBP equivalent may vary depending on the online retailer or currency exchange rate.
5. Do I pay tax on EuroJackpot winnings in the UK?
No, lottery winnings are tax-free in the UK. However, tax laws vary by the country where the ticket is purchased, so check the rules of the platform you use.
6. What are the odds of winning EuroJackpot?
The odds of hitting the jackpot are 1 in 139,838,160. There are 12 prize tiers, with smaller prizes having much better odds.
7. Can I subscribe to EuroJackpot draws?
Yes. Many online platforms allow you to set up a subscription so you automatically enter every draw.