The EuroMillions jackpot has climbed to an estimated €141 million — about £118 million — for Tuesday’s draw on 10 November 2026, after Friday’s draw produced no top-prize winner. It is the third straight rollover in the current cycle, and the prize has now grown by €124 million over 35 days, according to lottery trackers.
Friday’s draw on 6 November 2026, worth €130 million, rolled over after no ticket matched all five main numbers and both Lucky Stars. Six players did match five numbers and one Lucky Star, winning £128,680 each, according to IBTimes, but the jackpot itself went unclaimed and grew again.
A jackpot built on rollovers
EuroMillions draws take place every Tuesday and Friday across nine European countries, with five numbers drawn from 1 to 50 and two Lucky Stars from 1 to 12. The odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 139,838,160, according to the game’s published rules. The jackpot can grow to a cap of €250 million, where it can stay for up to four further draws before being shared down to the next winning tier.
The current rollover cycle has been steady rather than spectacular: the step from Friday’s €130 million to Tuesday’s €141 million is about 8.5 per cent, slower than the recent average rollover pace of 21.4 per cent, according to LuckyPicks’ analysis of official EuroMillions data. Even so, an estimated 15.9 million tickets are expected to be in play for Tuesday’s draw, up from about 14.7 million on Friday, suggesting sales are accelerating as the prize grows.
What Tuesday’s draw is worth
The advertised jackpot of €141 million is paid as a cash prize — there is no annuity-versus-cash choice as in the American games. In Britain, the same prize is advertised at about £118 million, reflecting the exchange rate used for the draw. The draw takes place at 9:15 p.m. Central European Time on Tuesday, 10 November 2026.
For players in Britain, the draw is also a reminder of how the game’s second tier works: Friday’s six second-tier winners each took home £128,680 for matching five numbers and one Lucky Star, a prize that can soften the blow of missing the jackpot by a single star.
A big night for lotteries on both sides of the Atlantic
Tuesday is a busy night for lottery players worldwide. In the United States, Mega Millions offers an estimated $529 million jackpot at 11 p.m. ET, while in Europe, EuroMillions offers €141 million a few hours earlier. Both games have rolled repeatedly — Mega Millions has rolled 29 times since its jackpot was last won on 28 July 2026 at $800 million.
For European players, the message is simple: a ticket bought before Tuesday evening’s draw is a shot at €141 million, tax-free in most of the countries that play the game. The draw closes at 3:30 p.m. GMT for some ticket sellers, so players need to buy in good time.
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Sources: LuckyPicks EuroMillions analysis, updated 10 Nov 2026; IBTimes Singapore, 7 Nov 2026; World of Lotteries EuroMillions results, updated 10 Nov 2026.
