Six Consecutive Rollovers for EuroMillions

The EuroMillions results last Friday 18 March were 01, 13, 20, 26 and 50, and the numbers 06 and 07 were drawn as the Lucky Stars. 16 players matched all five main numbers and one of the Lucky Stars to win a sizeable second-tier prize worth €357,011 (around £233,137) each. 29 players matched the five main numbers only to win €55,897 (around £36,502) each, and another 188 players won €6,158 (around £4,021) by matching four main numbers and both Lucky Stars. The Millionaire Raffle number SNH689489 gave one lucky player in the UK a prize of £1,000,000.
 
In May 2009 a woman from Spain landed a EuroMillions jackpot that had rolled over six times in a row, making her €126 million richer. If someone achieves the same feat this Friday and wins the jackpot outright then they will get around €133 million to spend and invest as they please. Of course, it is possible that the jackpot could roll, roll and roll again – the number of consecutive rollovers has reached double figures in the past so it certainly wouldn’t be unprecedented for that to happen again.
 
Everyone who buys even a single ticket is in with a chance of winning the EuroMillions jackpot, so click here to buy your tickets and if the six-time rollover jackpot is landed then it might well be landed by you. Even if the jackpot eludes you, the odds of you winning any prize at all are 1 in 24 with every ticket you buy, so you could still have a big smile on your face this Friday night. Enjoy the draw and good luck!