EuroMillions

The numbers written in the stars are determined every Tuesday and Friday night at the EuroMillions draw.

Having picked the five correct numbers in the numbers field and the two correct numbers in the lucky stars circle – that means winning the Europot.

Nine countries, one European lottery, and unparalleled winning amounts – that is the short-version formula of EuroMillions. The key to a game’s success is its attractiveness. In the case of EuroMillions, this attractiveness mostly lies in the high winnings available, but also to the high number of winning possibilities. It is for that reason exactly that the EuroMillions countries France, England, Spain, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, Switzerland and Austria aim at keeping the game attractive and continuously enhancing the conditions for the gaming participants right from the beginning.

How do I play EuroMillions?

5 at the top, 2 at the bottom – that’s how easy it is to create a pick. Mark five numbers from 1 to 50 from the upper number box and 2 numbers from 1 to 12 from the lower star circle. And you’re done. In Austria, a pick costs 2.50 euros.


•    AustriaBonus
With every EuroMillions draw, an additional prize of 100,000 euros can be won exclusively in Austria – the AustriaBonus! Each pick is entered automatically.
•    EuroMillions share ticket
Increase your odds of winning with an opportunity to buy shares in a variety of picks. For just €7.70 you can play 63 EuroMillions picks. Up to 315 picks are possible. With the EuroMillions share ticket, you have significantly more chances of winning pro-rated prizes.
•    EuroMillions Team Pick
Use the EuroMillions Team Pick and play with up to 10 friends or relatives – whether by using a normal or system ticket or a Quick Pick. Multiply your chance of winning millions! Each team member must play at least one pick. Each person receives a separate receipt.
 

Where can I play EuroMillions?

Place your bets either at your retail outlets, via the Lotteries App or online at our win2day.at website.

What is a Euromillions subscription?

With a EuroMillions subscription you will never miss a draw again; your picks are entered automatically. Select your number of EuroMillions picks and the number of Joker picks you wish to use.  With your EuroMillions subscription, you can participate in every draw or in all draws except starting rounds (17 million euros). You can also select your preferred draw days (Tuesdays, Fridays or all draw days). The subscription can be cancelled at any time, and the picks can also be changed at any time. You can start your EuroMillions subscription on win2day.at – the gaming site of Austrian Lotteries. 

How long is a EuroMillions betting slip valid?

You can submit your picks for up to a maximum of 10 consecutive draws. You can freely select the duration of the subscription from one to 10 draws. The draw days are on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the draws take place in Paris. 

When are the draws held?

The draws take place on Tuesday and Friday evenings in Paris and are carried out by the French lottery company “La Française des Jeux”.
ORF 2 broadcasts the draws on Tuesdays and Fridays at 10:25 pm. The winning numbers are published afterwards.

Can I submit a betting slip for a later EuroMillions draw in advance?

No, you cannot “skip” a draw. You can only participate in future draws via the “Play Duration” option, in which up to ten consecutive draws are possible, and the first draw is always the one closest to the time the pick is submitted.

Where can I find out if I have won?

You can find out whether and how much you have won via the EuroMillions prize query on lotterien.at, our gaming site, in the Lotteries App, in ORF Teletext, in the daily newspapers or at our retail outlets.

When are the closing times for these draws?

For the Tuesday draws: Tuesday, 6:30 pm.
For the Friday draws: Friday, 6:30 pm.

How much does a EuroMillions pick cost?

2.50 euros for a normal pick or a Quick Pick.

What is a "jackpot hunt"?

A so-called “jackpot hunt” allows players to participate in the lottery draws until somebody wins the jackpot. It is not offered by Austrian Lotteries.