EuroMillions Jackpot Reaches £201m with No Winner

A massive rollover leaves the £201 million EuroMillions prize unclaimed after tonight's draw.

EuroMillions Jackpot Reaches £201m with No Winner

A £201 million EuroMillions jackpot was up for grabs in tonight's draw, making it one of the largest prizes in the game's history. No player matched all five main numbers and both Lucky Stars, so the top prize remains unclaimed. Two players did reach five numbers and one Lucky Star but missed the second Lucky Star, leaving the prize unsolved. The Thunderball prize of £500,000 also went unclaimed, though five players matched all five Thunderball numbers and the main numbers but not the Thunderball. The EuroMillions winning numbers were 13, 30, 35, 36, 40 with Lucky Stars 2 and 6. The Thunderball numbers were 7, 19, 25, 35, 37, with Thunderball 2. The draws took place at 8:00 pm for Thunderball and 8:45 pm for EuroMillions, and the entry costs £2.50.

Tonight's roll over followed Tuesday's unclaimed prize, which pushes the total higher. If someone wins this £201 million prize, it would rank among the largest EuroMillions prizes ever awarded, with the UK record standing at £213 million set in June. The next draw is part of the regular weekly schedule. The continuing roll of the prize highlights how small odds can lead to life changing sums, while reminding players to gamble responsibly.

Rollovers tend to boost public interest by magnifying the potential gain, even as the odds stay the same. For players, the appeal is simple: one ticket could flip a life script. For the lottery operator, rollovers can drive participation and sales, but they also invite scrutiny over gambling habits and the distribution of winnings. The size of the top prize can attract new players while prompting debate about responsible gambling and the role of state or private operators in promoting large stakes games. The tone of the draw remains straightforward, with the focus on numbers and probability rather than drama.

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The next draw will test whether the dream still has legs