How to Play EuroMillions: A Step-by-Step Guide

To play EuroMillions, you need to select five main numbers from 1 to 50 and two Lucky Stars between 1 and 12. Here’s how you can do it:

Online: Enter your numbers into the relevant fields on the lottery website or app.
In-Store: Mark your chosen numbers with a thick horizontal line on the playslip provided at the lottery retailer.
Lucky Dip: Alternatively, you can opt for the ‘Lucky Dip’ feature, which generates random numbers for you.

Your playslip is divided into multiple ‘boards’ or ‘lines’, allowing you to submit more than one entry at a time:

Online: You can purchase up to seven lines of numbers on a single ticket.
In-Store: You can select up to five lines per ticket, or request multiple Lucky Dip entries from the retailer.

You can decide which draws to enter:

Draw Days: Choose between the next available draw or both upcoming draws.
Advance Play: You can also decide to play for two, three, or four weeks in advance. Selecting ‘both draws’ allows you to enter up to eight consecutive draws over four weeks.

The cost of playing is straightforward:

Entry Cost: Each line of numbers costs £2.50.
Multiple Lines and Draws: The price increases proportionally if you play multiple lines or enter multiple draws.
UK Millionaire Maker: Each line of numbers comes with a UK Millionaire Maker raffle code, included in the ticket price.

Depending on how you play, ensure your ticket is secure:

In-Store: Keep your ticket in a safe place. There is space on the back to write your name, address, and signature, which can help prevent others from claiming your prize if the ticket is lost or stolen.
Online: Tickets are automatically stored in your account, and any winnings are paid directly to you, eliminating the risk of losing or damaging your ticket.

It is your responsibility to check the results:

In-Store Players: After the draw, check the winning numbers and Millionaire Maker code to see if you have won.
Online Players: You will be notified if you win, and results can be viewed on the lottery website or app.

All lottery tickets sold in the UK are valid for 180 days from the date of the draw. Ensure you claim any prizes before the ticket expires.