EuroMillions jackpot climbs to €78 million after Friday’s no‑win draw

The EuroMillions draw on Friday, 24 July 2026 failed to produce a top‑prize winner, leaving the €70 million jackpot unclaimed. Under the game's rollover rules the prize pool increased to an estimated €78 million for the next draw scheduled for Tuesday, 28 July.

Thousands of lower‑tier prizes were distributed across participating countries, and ticket sales are expected to surge ahead of the upcoming draw. In the United Kingdom, the Tuesday draw also featured a £59 million EuroMillions jackpot and a separate Thunderball draw with a fixed £500 000 prize, which does not roll over. Players must match five main numbers and two lucky stars for EuroMillions, and five numbers plus the Thunderball for the Thunderball game.

The lottery is coordinated across several European nations, including France, Spain and the United Kingdom, each managing its own distribution of secondary prizes while contributing to the central jackpot pool.