Tuesday Superdraw Follows Triple Payout

The €100 million EuroMillions Superdraw on Tuesday 4 October will come just a couple of days after three tickets shared the triple rollover jackpot on Friday 30 September. The main numbers drawn in the game last Friday were 05, 15, 28, 31 and 44, and the Lucky Star numbers were 01 and 06. The jackpot was worth €48,578,056 (around £41,738,266) so each winning ticket (two of which were purchased by players in Belgium) now has a value of €16,192,686. Normally the jackpot would be reset to €15 million after such a win, but because a Superdraw had already been scheduled for the next draw this Tuesday, the jackpot will be worth €100 million (around £85 million).

Over 3.29 million EuroMillions tickets won a prize of some sort in the draw last Friday. Six tickets matched five main numbers and one Lucky Star number to win €327,043 (£220,986) each. Another 24 tickets won a third-tier prize of €27,254 (£18,416) each by matching five main numbers only, and 99 tickets matched four main numbers with both Lucky Star numbers to win €3,303 (£2,232) each.

None of the numbers highlighted on our EuroMillions Statistics page as being ‘most overdue’ to make an appearance did so last Friday, so the most overdue main numbers are still 43, 41, 29, 11 and 03, and the most overdue Lucky Star numbers are 04 and 08. Whether any of these numbers will help one or more players to take down the €100 million Superdraw jackpot this Tuesday is something that only time will tell.

For the benefit of new readers we should point out that a EuroMillions Superdraw is played by exactly the same rules as a regular draw. Tickets cost exactly the same as usual and the odds of winning the jackpot or any other prize are also exactly the same (see our EuroMillions Prizes page for details). The only difference is that the jackpot has a guaranteed value of €100 million, so if you were to win that sum outright you would instantly become one of the world’s richest people.

Play EuroMillions online today and you just might become a Superdraw EuroMillionaire on Tuesday night. Whether you choose to go to work on Wednesday morning or not will then be entirely up to you… Good luck!

Written by Tim Reynolds

Published: Mon, 3 October 2011 - 10:34am
Last Updated: Thu, 5 June 2014 - 2:28pm

Published By: Euro-Millions.com

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