Euromillions Review

Intro to Euromillions

All your dreams can come true if you manage to be a lucky winner in the EuroMillions draw, with merely massive jackpots on offer. The EuroMillions is the only multi-nation lottery draw in Europe, but the incredible prizes that players can get their hands on making it worthwhile as you compete with the whole of Europe. The EuroMillions is played all over most of Europe, and if you can land the top jackpot – you will be the envy of an entire continent.

Euromillions in more depth

How to Play

There is nothing complicated about the EuroMillions, the one rule of the draw is that you must be over the age of 16. The draws take place on Tuesdays and Fridays, meaning two chances to become a millionaire each week.

The EuroMillions works in an almost identical way to the UK National Lottery, with a couple of bonuses that make it that bit more enjoyable and lucrative to take part in. Tickets for each drawing must be bought before 7.30 on the day of the draw and players can watch and see if they are about to be the world’s next millionaire live on British TV at 8 pm.

The rules of the EuroMillions are pretty self-explanatory, you will have to select five numbers from 1-50, or choose a lucky dip. After picking your five numbers, you will then have to pick 2 Lucky Stars (from 1-11). Seven correct numbers will land you the prize fund beyond your wildest dreams.