No jackpot winner
Camelot said no one has won tonight's £14million jackpot.
Friday's jackpot is an estimated £25million.
12 December 2023 , 21:35
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Nobody has won tonight's £14million EuroMillions jackpot, Camelot has confirmed.
The huge prize can be won by matching five main numbers and two Lucky Stars. The odds of winning are around one in 139,838,160, according to the National Lottery, but with a ticket costing £2.50, it is worth a try.
The EuroMillions draw takes place every Tuesday and Friday. On Friday, a lucky player from Austria won a huge £201million jackpot, which brought tonight's jackpot down.
Players also have a chance of winning £500,000 in the Thunderball draw - which costs £1 per ticket. All you need to do is pick five main numbers from 1 to 39 and one Thunderball from 1 to 14, or opt for a Lucky Dip. If you are lucky, you could win half a million pounds thanks to the top prize.
The runner-up prizes include £5,000 if you match five main numbers, £250 if you match four numbers plus the Thunderball and £100 with four main numbers.
Shoppers can bag 10 lottery tickets for £1 ahead of Friday's Millionaire Maker
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Tonight's winning Millionaire Maker
One UK millionaire has been created thanks to the Millionaire Maker.
The winning player will have this code: ZRFD22255.
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EuroMillions results announced
The winning EuroMillions numbers are: 6, 28, 37, 39, 43.
The Lucky Stars are: 9 and 12.
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Thunderball results announced
Tonight's winning Thunderball numbers have been announced.
They are: 2, 5, 12, 27, 35. The Thunderball is 14.
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Mum becomes millionaire after waking up feeling 'strange'
A mum-of-five's 'Friday feeling' has made her a millionaire.
Ceri Ann Roscoe-Roberts immediately rolled over in bed, took her phone off her bedside table and purchased a EuroMillions ticket online. Twenty four hours later she was a millionaire.
Winning EuroMillions numbers for tonight's life-changing £23million jackpot
Ceri had initially forgotten all about buying a ticket for that Friday’s special EuroMillions draw on 3 November, when 10 UK millionaires were created in one night.
But when she woke up again on the Saturday morning after the draw, she had the very same certain feeling… this time telling her she had won.
Ceri, 42, from Bangor, north Wales, said: "There was just something telling me when I woke on Saturday morning that I had won big on The National Lottery. It was the strangest feeling ever!"
You can read more here.
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EuroMillions winners quit work to build dream home from scratch
A couple have quit work to build their dream home after winning £1million on EuroMillions.
John and Patricia Gill scooped the prize on Christmas Day in 2015, and are now converting a detached property.
Patricia said: “The win has bought us time – the time to do so much with our lives. John is now in the process of building our dream home.”
The couple are doing the bulk of the work on the former bungalow themselves. They hope to move in in the spring.
Click here to read the full story.
John and Patricia Gill are building their own home in Warrington, Cheshire (Julian Hamilton/Daily Mirror)Chiara Fiorillo
Draw time
Tonight's EuroMillions results will be revealed at 8.15pm. The Thunderball draw takes place at 8pm.
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How is the jackpot decided?
The jackpot begins at €17 million, which is different in Sterling depending on the exchange rate on draw day.
It can increase up to a maximum value of €240 million.
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How to play EuroMillions
The draw takes place every Tuesday and Friday evening at 8pm. Players have to choose five main numbers from 1 to 50, along with two Lucky Stars between 1 and 12.
You can either pick the numbers yourself, purchase a Lucky Dip or use a random number generator to create an entry.
You can enter up to seven lines on a single play slip at a UK retailer.
Purchase your entries before the cutoff time for that draw.
Relax and wait for the results!
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Countries involved in EuroMillions
EuroMillions is a lottery played across nine European countries - the UK, Ireland, Spain, France, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, Portugal and Switzerland.
The game launched on February 7, 2004, and has now had over 1,000 draws.