Euromillions Superdraw
A EuroMillions Superdraw automatically sets the jackpot to a pre-determined amount of money – generally €100 million or more. The awarded amount is calculated by adding money from a special Superdraw fund to whatever the current EuroMillions jackpot amount is. The EuroMillions Superdraw, the biggest lottery event in Europe, takes place only a few times a year. When the Superdraw is scheduled, its boosted jackpot prize makes it a favorite not only across. The EuroMillions Superdraw, the biggest lottery event in Europe, takes place only a few times a year. When the Superdraw is scheduled, its boosted jackpot prize makes it a favourite not only across Europe, but all over the world. The current EuroMillions main prize stands at an impressive R 2.6 billion. Apart from the size of the payout, there is no difference between a Superdraw and a regular EuroMillions draw as all the rules remain the same.
- Could EuroMillions Superdraw Lead To Record Irish Win?
The EuroMillions jackpot will be boosted to €130 million for a Superdraw on Friday 5th February, setting up the opportunity for an Irish player to become one of the country’s biggest-ever winners.
Jackpot Cap of €210 Million
Following changes to the game last year, the top prize can now climb higher than ever. The jackpot cap was worth €200 million, rather than the previous €190 million, until a French ticket holder grabbed this maximum prize in December. The jackpot cap subsequently increased to €210 million.
The biggest Irish win in history was worth €175 million and came on 19th February 2019. It followed a Superdraw a couple of weeks earlier. With another Superdraw coming up on Friday, players across the country will be hoping that history repeats itself and a new record could be created.
Superdraws, also known as Megadraws, only take place around four times a year. They work in the same way as regular draws but the big difference is the size of the jackpot. The top prize is lifted up to €130 million even if it is much lower in the previous draw.
Euromillions Superdraws 2020
The jackpot can keep rolling over until it is won or until it hits its €210 million cap. Once it reaches this limit, it can only stay there for four draws before it has to be won. If nobody matches all the numbers in the fifth draw at €210 million, the jackpot will be split between players in the highest prize category with winners.
How to Win EuroMillions Prizes
You’ll need to match all five main numbers and both Lucky Stars to win Friday’s jackpot, but there are 12 other prize categories too. If you match as few as two main numbers, or one plus both Lucky Stars, you win a prize.
You are also automatically entered into the Ireland Only Raffle whenever you buy a EuroMillions ticket. The Ireland Only Raffle guarantees that 10 players win €5,000 in every draw.
There’s no guaranteed way to win a big prize, but you can boost your chances by picking up more lines or playing in a syndicate so that you can split the cost of multiple entries between a group.
Make sure to keep your ticket safe if you’re buying one from a retailer, or look out for an email notification if you are taking part online. You can check the EuroMillions Results straight after the draw takes place, and it may just be that you become Ireland’s next big winner.
Euromillions Lottery Results
2nd February 2021
Euromillions Superdraw 2021
| Date | Final Jackpot | Additional information |
|---|---|---|
| 5th of February 2021 | - | The next Superdraw will take place on Friday, February 5th and will be boasting an initial whopping jackpot of €130,000,000. |
| 20th of November 2020 | €200 million | The Superdraw guaranteed jackpot started of €130 Million and was won on 11th December after six rollovers. |
| 25th of September 2020 | €130 million | The Superdraw jackpot of €130 million was won by a lucky individual residing in Valladolid, Spain on Friday, 25th of September. The winner decided to remain anonymous. |
| 3rd of July 2020 | €144 million | The draw offered €130 million, however, the jackpot was not won so it rolled over. The €144 million jackpot was won during the following draw on Tuesday 7th July 2020, by a one ticket holder in Valladolid, Spain |
| 7th of February 2020 | €130 million | The winning ticket for this Superdraw was purchased in Spain on Friday, 7th February 2020. The lucky winner took home the massive jackpot of €130M. |
| 4th October 2019 | €190 million | After several rollovers, on Friday 4th October 2019, the jackpot reached the maximum €190M and this Superdraw was postponed. |
| 7th of June 2019 | €138 million | A single ticket purchased in the UK took home the entire prize after only 1 rollover on Tuesday, 11th June 2019 |
| 1st of February 2019 | €175 million | The jackpot was won after five rollovers on Tuesday, 19th February 2019 by a lucky family from Ireland. |
| 21st of September 2018 | €162 million | After three rollovers, on Tuesday, 2nd October 2018, a single ticket from Switzerland took home the eye-popping final prize. |
| 20th of April 2018 | €138 million | he final jackpot was won after only one rollover on Tuesday 24th April 2018 by a single ticket purchased in the UK. |
| 15th of September 2017 | €190 million | This was the second time the EuroMillions Superdraw reached the €190 million cap. A lucky player from Spain scooped the entire jackpot after the Superdraw had rolled over five times. |
| 30th of June 2017 | €100 million | One lucky ticket holder in the UK won the entire jackpot on the first night of the Superdraw. |
| 30th of September 2016 | €168 million | With a starting jackpot of €130 million, this was the biggest starting jackpot for the EuroMillions Superdraw at the time. The jackpot rolled over until it was finally won by a Belgian ticket holder. |
| 6th of November 2015 | €163 million | The jackpot rolled over until a ticket sold in Portugal won the final jackpot. |
| 5th of June 2015 | €129 million | The jackpot was won from an anonymous ticket holder from the UK. |
| 6th of March 2015 | €100 million | This jackpot was won on the night of the first Superdraw by a Portuguese ticket holder. |
| 3rd of October 2014 | €190 million | One of the biggest draws to ever take place, this was the first time the EuroMillions Superdraw reached the jackpot cap of €190 million, after 6 rollovers. |
| 6th of June 2014 | €137 million | This Superdraw was the first to be surpassed by the normal EuroMillions jackpot, which had been getting higher prior to the draw. It was won by a player in Spain. |
| 7th of March 2014 | €129 million | The jackpot rolled over twice and was won in the UK. |
| 15th of November 2013 | €100 million | A ticket purchased in Spain matched all numbers in the first draw. |
| 7th of June 2013 | €187 million | After five rollovers, the final jackpot was won by two ticket holders; one Belgian winner and one Irish winner split the prize. |
| 22nd of March 2013 | €132 million | The jackpot rolled over for almost a month until a French ticket holder scooped the top prize. |
| 28th of September 2012 | €100 million | The only Superdraw that took place in 2012, the jackpot was won on the first night by an anonymous player with a ticket purchased in Spain. |
| 4th of October 2011 | €117 million | The jackpot rolled over and was won by Dave and Angela Dawes from the UK. |
| 10th of May 2011 | €121 million | The jackpot was won by the second draw by a Spanish ticket holder. |
| 1st of October 2010 | €129 million | The jackpot rolled over and was won on the following draw by a ticket holder from the UK. |
| 5th of February 2010 | €129 million | On the second rollover, the jackpot was shared between two ticket holders- one Spanish winner and one UK winner. |
| 18th of September 2009 | €100 million | A ticket purchased in France won the Superdraw jackpot on the night with no rollovers. |
| 6th of March 2009 | €100 million | The jackpot was won on the night of the first draw and was claimed anonymously from tickets purchased in Austria and France. |
| 9th of February 2007 | €100 million | The jackpot was won and claimed by an anonymous person residing in Belgium. |