EnglishEurojackpot prizes
To win a Eurojackpot prize, you need to match at least three numbers from either of the number pools. To win the jackpot, you must match the full combination of five main numbers and the two Euro Numbers drawn. There are also ten intermediate prize tiers in which you win by matching various combinations of main numbers and Euro Numbers.
Prizes and odds of winning
The table below shows the percentage of the prize pool allocated to each tier and how many numbers you need to match to win a prize in that tier. For the mathematical odds of winning, please visit the Eurojackpot Odds page.
| Prize tier | Matching numbers | % of prize pool |
|---|---|---|
| 1° | 5 main numbers + 2 Euro numbers | 36% |
| 2° | 5 nmain numbers + 1 Euronumber | 8,6% |
| 3° | 5 main numbers | 4,85% |
| 4° | 4 main numbers + 2 Euro numbers | 0,8% |
| 5° | 4 main numbers + 1 Euronumber | 1% |
| 6° | 4 main numbers | 0,8% |
| 7° | 3 main numbers + 2 Euro numbers | 1,1% |
| 8° | 2 main numbers + 2 Euro numbers | 2,55% |
| 9° | 3 main numbers + 1 Euro numbers | 2,85% |
| 10° | 3 main numbers | 5,4% |
| 11° | 1 main number + 2 Euro numbers | 6,75% |
| 12° | 2 main numbers + 1 Euronumber | 20,3% |
Since multiple countries take part in this lottery, players are advised to check their own country’s rules on prize taxation and the timeframe within which a prize must be claimed before it expires. If Eurojackpot tickets are purchased online, players will receive an email notification of any winnings in their gaming account shortly after the draw.
The biggest Eurojackpot wins of all time
The jackpot has been able to reach €120 million since March 2022, when the previous cap of €90 million was raised. A German ticket holder won €110 million on Friday, 20 May 2022, before a Danish player became the first to win €120 million on Friday, 25 July 2022.
Under the current rules, the Eurojackpot top prize has a minimum value of €10 million. To find out which countries have won the top prize most often, please visit the Medal Table page.