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Europe's newest draw!
The EuroJackpot is Europe’s second most popular lottery draw. It now takes place every Tuesday and Friday night in Helsinki and you can bet on the outcome of the draw with us, for a maximum payout of €120 million and a respectable €10 million minimum (ZAR equivalent).
When can I bet on the EuroJackpot?
The first EuroJackpot draw took place in March 2012. The EuroJackpot draw is now a regular event, with draws scheduled for every Tuesday & Friday evening. You can bet on the EuroJackpot right here at Lottoland, and who knows, you might be the next EuroJackpot millionaire!
Which countries are participating in the EuroJackpot?
Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Poland participate in the EuroJackpot event.
What is the format?
The EuroJackpot is a 5 from 50 plus 2 out of 12 euro-numbers (supplementary numbers) format event. To win the tier 1 payout, you need to match the 5+2 numbers drawn.
What will the payout be?
The organisers of the EuroJackpot guarantee a minimum prize pool of €10 million* (ZAR equivalent). The maximum jackpot is set to a massive €120 million* (ZAR equivalent)!
The EuroJackpot is run cooperatively by nine different European countries, allowing the organisers to offer substantial tier 1 payout prizes and keep costs down. All of these factors combined allow for the high tier 1 payouts, and it is estimated that the advertised payout will be won every three to four weeks.
*Lottoland South Africa will payout the Rand equivalent of the Euro exchange rate at the time of the payout
What are the EuroJackpot prize tiers?
The EuroJackpot is a 5+2 number format event. The more numbers you match with the drawn numbers, the higher the prize tier that you qualify for. You can win the advertised payout, prize tier 1, by matching all of the draw numbers i.e. 5+2 numbers.
The total payout is divided into 12 tiers. The split of prize money into these tiers is shown below:
| Prize tier | Odds | Share of the total prize money |
|---|---|---|
| 1 (5 + 2) | 1 : 139,838,160 | 36.00% |
| 2 (5 + 1) | 1 : 6,991,908 | 8.50% |
| 3 (5 + 0) | 1 : 3,107,515 | 3.00% |
| 4 (4 + 2) | 1 : 621,503 | 1.00% |
| 5 (4 + 1) | 1 : 31,075 | 0.90% |
| 6 (3 + 2) | 1 : 14,125 | 0.70% |
| 7 (4 + 0) | 1 : 13,811 | 0.60% |
| 8 (2 + 2) | 1 : 985 | 3.10% |
| 9 (3 + 1) | 1 : 706 | 3.00% |
| 10 (3 + 0) | 1 : 314 | 4.30% |
| 11 (1 + 2) | 1 : 188 | 7.80% |
| 12 (2 + 1) | 1 : 49 | 19.10% |
How much does it cost to bet on the EuroJackpot?
One line (i.e. a completed box on the ticket) costs only R40.
When is the EuroJackpot draw?
The draw for the EuroJackpot Lottery takes place every Tuesday & Friday evening in Helsinki, Finland.
What are the differences between the EuroJackpot and EuroMillions lotteries?
EuroJackpot and EuroMillions are offered in different countries. Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Finland, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden are participating in the EuroJackpot event, although this list may expand in the future. These countries have a population of 265 million inhabitants, which is more than the EuroMillions which is today offered to over 200 million inhabitants, however this was not always the case. The EuroMillions was initially launched in just three countries: France, Britain, and Spain. Since then, residents from Austria, Belgium, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Portugal, Serbia and Switzerland have also joined the EuroMillions prize money.
The EuroMillions and EuroJackpot are actually pretty similar in terms of format: both the EuroMillions and EuroJackpot you must choose 5 numbers out of a range of 1 to 50 plus 2 supplementary numbers between 1 to 12. But the cost for a EuroJackpot ticket is R40 , while the EuroMillions ticket costs R60.
Odds and prizes: both the EuroMillions and EuroJackpot offer multi-million Euro payout for those lucky enough to pick the right numbers. As with all events of this nature, the more numbers drawn that match your bet, the higher your profits. EuroMillions has a minimum jackpot size of €15 million* (ZAR equivalent), while the fledgling EuroJackpot offers a still-respectable €10 million* (ZAR equivalent) starting prize. The EuroMillions really comes into its own with the maximum payout being a massive €190 million* (ZAR equivalent) while the EuroJackpot caps out at €120 million* (ZAR equivalent).
*Lottoland South Africa will payout the Rand equivalent of the Euro exchange rate at the time of the payout
Is the payout guaranteed? How do I know?
At Lottoland we can guarantee you will be paid out on your winnings.Lottoland South Africa will pay-out winnings in line with the pay-out tables published by each individual operator for every single event. Our aim is to put the player in the same economic positions that they would have been , if they participated in the actual event and won any of the prize tiers or pay-out divisions . Please refer to our terms and conditions for more details on pay-out rules.
For smaller prize tier payments we make the payment directly from the fund we have from the total stakes collected.
In order for us to make the larger prize tier payments we take out insurance policies to cover the eventuality of a maximum payout win.
We are registered with and regulated by the Western Cape Racing and Gambling Board, under bookmaker license number 10185706-001 In order for us to retain these licences we have to prove that we are able to make the required payouts to our players should they win and that we have the correct procedures in place to guarantee this.
