EuroMillions Product Rules

EuroMillions is Europe’s biggest and most popular events and it takes place every Tuesday and Friday night in Paris.

How do I play?

Choose 5 numbers from the main pool of 1–50 and 2 further numbers from 1–12.

You can also select the QuickPick option (Quick+1) and this will choose a line for you. Once you have chosen your numbers, select which draw you want to play, either Tuesday or Friday, and press Submit. This will take you through to a checkout – at this stage just click Confirm and proceed to place your bet.

How do I win?

You will win the tier 1 payout if your 5 main numbers and 2 additional numbers are the same as those in the official EuroMillions draw.

You can win all the same main game prizes playing with us, as you would in the official draw.

How much does it cost?

A single line costs R50. A line with the DoublePayout feature costs R100. For more on DoublePayout please see below.

How much can I win?

The EuroMillions tier 1 payout is capped at €190 million* (ZAR equivalent). However, you can select our DoublePayout feature for the chance to win twice the official EuroMillions tier 1 payout amount. See below for information on how this feature works.

*Lottoland South Africa will payout the Rand equivalent of the Euro exchange rate at the time of the payout

How does the DoublePayout feature work?

The DoublePayout feature allows you to go for twice the official tier 1 payout. So, for instance, if the official EuroMillions draw is €80m* (ZAR equivalent) and you play with us and activate the DoublePayout feature, your potential prize will be €160m* (ZAR equivalent). The prizes for all other tiers will remain the same.

*Lottoland South Africa will payout the Rand equivalent of the Euro exchange rate at the time of the payout

It costs double the price of your normal line to activate the feature. So, if you wish to play EuroMillions with the DoublePayout feature you’ll pay R100, instead of R50.

When does the draw take place?

The EuroMillions draw takes place every Tuesday and Friday night in Paris at approximately 21:00 CET.

What are the odds of winning?

The odds of winning the tier 1 payout are 1 in 139,838,160. A breakdown of all the odds for each prize tier, together with estimated returns is included below.

Can you explain the different prize tiers available?

Prize tier	Share of the total prize money	Odds Of Winning	Average individual prize*
Match 5 numbers + 2 stars	43.2%	1 in 139,838,160	€37,290,176.00
Match 5 numbers + 1 star	3.95%	1 in 6,991,908	€310,751.47
Match 5 numbers	0.92%	1 in 3,107,515	€51,791.91
Match 4 numbers + 2 stars	0.45%	1 in 621,503	€4,143.35
Match 4 numbers + 1 star	0.48%	1 in 31,076	€201.41
Match 3 numbers + 2 stars	0.67%	1 in 14,126	€113.86
Match 4 numbers	0.38%	1 in 13,812	€56.25
Match 2 numbers + 2 stars	1.75%	1 in 986	€18.89
Match 3 numbers + 1 star	1.85%	1 in 707	€14.39
Match 3 numbers	3.5%	1 in 314	€12.10
Match 1 numbers + 2 stars	4.95%	1 in 188	€10.17
Match 2 numbers + 1 star	14.85%	1 in 50	€8.03
Match 2 numbers	18.25%	1 in 22	€4.11

*Lottoland South Africa will payout the Rand equivalent of the Euro exchange rate at the time of the payout

What do I do if I win?

If your account has been verified simply proceed to your account and withdraw your winnings. If your account has not been verified you will first need to provide proof of your ID and proof of address. Once this has been confirmed you will be able to withdraw your winnings.

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.

What is a Subscription?

Subscriptions remove the hassle of buying repeat lines and the fear of missing out on that big win. Our Subscription feature allows you to set up a recurring bet on a given lottery draw. The subscription is open ended and will run for as long as you want it too. You can opt out at any time.

Why should I play EuroMillions at Lottoland?

The EuroMillions is Europe's most popular event and you can play with us and win all the same main prizes with us. In addition to this, you can take advantage of a range of exclusive features such as DoublePayout, Subscriptions and PayoutHunt that you won't find anywhere else.

What is the difference between the EuroMillions and EuroJackpot lotteries?

From a gameplay perspective, EuroMillions and EuroJackpot are similar; both events require you to pick 5 numbers from 50, and 2 supplementary numbers. The supplementary numbers are where the difference becomes clear as you must pick 2 supplementary (Star) numbers from 8 for the EuroJackpot and for the EuroMillions you must pick 2 supplementary numbers from 12.

The prices for the two events are also similar – R50 for the EuroMillions and R35 for EuroJackpot

The EuroJackpot organisers guarantee a weekly minimum payout of €10 million* (ZAR equivalent), with a maximum payout of €90 million* (ZAR equivalent). The EuroMillions is much larger in comparison, with a minimum of €15 million* (ZAR equivalent) available at each of the two weekly draws (i.e. €30 million* (ZAR equivalent) weekly), with a maximum payout size of a whopping €190 million* (ZAR equivalent)!

The winning numbers for the EuroJackpot are drawn every Friday in Helsinki (Finland), while the EuroMillions has two weekly draws on Tuesdays and Fridays in Paris (France).

A great tip for EuroMillions fans - whenever there's a Friday draw coming up with a low payout check out our EuroJackpot page, as it may well have a bigger payout, and at great odds too!
*Lottoland South Africa will payout the Rand equivalent of the Euro exchange rate at the time of the payout

Does the EuroMillions have system combinations?

Yes, it is possible to select number combinations for the EuroMillions. If you select more than the minimum required numbers (5 main + 2 Stars), then a system selection is made using all the possible combinations possible from your numbers. The more numbers and stars you select, the more EuroMillions number combinations can be made from them.