
The winning numbers for tonight's Euromillions have been revealed, with a staggering £34 million up for grabs. The Thunderball draw took place before the main Euromillions draw, so the winning numbers for both have been revealed. If you got two numbers or one number and two lucky stars or better, then you are a winner. Meanwhile, players must match all five main numbers and two lucky star numbers to claim the jackpot.
The Euromillions draw took place at 8.15pm. The winning numbers are: 1, 9, 13, 35, 40. Meanwhile, the Lucky Stars numbers are 5 and 6. Tonight's jackpot is relatively small in comparison to previous winners. Amounts higher than £100 million are regularly won, with a number of these massive prizes being nabbed in the UK. In fact, a record £195 million was won in 2022, marking the highest amount ever won by a UK player in the Euromillions.
Additionally, tonight's Thunderball numbers are: 8, 18, 20, 31 and 33. The Thunderball was number 3. Meanwhile, the UK Millionaire Maker Selection winner is MWTL95001.
The draw takes place every Tuesday and Friday, so if you weren't the lucky winner tonight, you don't have long to wait to play again, and maybe you will be the next winner.
Once a ticket is confirmed as a winner, a specialist winners' advisory team is deployed to offer comprehensive emotional and practical support services.
While the Euromillions draw was worth a staggering £34 million, the Thunderball draw gave Brits a chance to win half a million pounds.
Tomorrow, the Lotto draw and another Thunderball will take place. On Thursday, the Set For Life draw will take place. On the weekend, there is the Lotto and Thunderball again on Saturday.
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