EuroMillions Superdraw - Everything You Want To Know About This Jackpot

What exactly is the difference between the EuroMillions Superdraw and the regular EuroMillions draw? Simply put – the EuroMillions Superdraw replaces the regularly scheduled EuroMillion lottery draw but offers a higher guaranteed jackpot prize.

The EuroMillions Superdraw (also known as Megadraws in Ireland & Super Jackpots in the UK) is a special lottery event organised periodically to guarantees massive nine-figure jackpots.

EuroMillions Superdraw operates under the same rules as regular draws. The only difference being the size of the guaranteed jackpot.

To win the EuroMillions you simply need to match all five primary numbers and each Lucky Star. As well as selecting five main numbers between 1 & 50, EuroMillions lottery players also choose two extra numbers. These extra numbers are called the Lucky Stars, and the numbers span from 1 to 12

If there’s no lucky lottery player who wins the jackpot, the main prize will roll over to the following draw. Just like regular draws, if nobody wins the main prize the jackpot rolls over until it reaches the jackpot cap of €190 million.

When is the next EuroMillions Superdraw taking place?

We are very excited to announce the next EuroMillions Superdraw date. The next draw takes place on Friday 1st February 2019 and will be worth an estimated £108 million(minimum €120 million).

Here’s where you can find more information on the next EuroMillions Superdraw.

What happens if the EuroMillions Jackpot is not won on the night?

If the EuroMillions Superdraw jackpot is not won, it will roll over until either the jackpot cap of €190 million is reached or somebody matches all five primary numbers.

History of the EuroMillions Superdraw

The first EuroMillions ever took place in February 2004, and at the time only France, Spain, and the United Kingdom took part. Once the EuroMillions Superdraw was introduced on 9 February 2007 there were nine participating countries. The first Superdraw offered a starting jackpot of €100 million and was won in its entirety by an anonymous player based in Belgium.

Today, with international online lottery agents like Giant Lottos, players from every country on the planet enter and enjoy the EuroMillions Superdraw excitement.

A history of winnings

One of the biggest draws to ever took place was won on 24th October by a single ticket purchased in Portugal. To reach this total it took a EuroMillions Superdraw on the 3 October 2014 to rolled over a total of six times. The
24th October draw was to be the first EuroMillions Superdraw to reach the jackpot cap of €190 million.

Interestingly the EuroMillions Superdraw that took place on the 6 June 2014 was the first to be superseded by the normal EuroMillions jackpot, which had been accumulating prior to the draw. An anonymous player in Spain won a whopping €137 million prize in a draw that took place on 13 June 2014.

Most of the EuroMillions Superdraw lottery winners have elected to remain anonymous… However, there are two exceptions on record and both were winners who purchased their tickets in the UK.

• On 7 October 2011, Angela and Dave Dawes won the jackpot worth £101 million.
• In the drawing held on 14 March 2014, Neil Trotter won a jackpot worth £107 million.

It’s a EuroMillions special affair

The EuroMillions Superdraw is a special lottery that guarantees a massive jackpot and can be announced at any time throughout the year and usually coincides with special events. The starting jackpot of a Superdraw is set at arround €120 million.

During the year, 8.6% of the total revenue from all Euromillions ticket sales accumulate in a Common Prize Fund and is used to fund Superdraw jackpots. The EuroMillions Superdraw jackpots roll over until the prize is won, giving lotto players more opportunities to win, and win big!

How to join in with the EuroMillions Superdraw FUN

Playing the Euromillions Superdraw is as easy as buying a normal Euromillions ticket.

If you haven’t got an account and need to register, register here first.
If you’ve already registered but are not logged in, log in here.

1. Navigate to the EuroMillions play-board page.

2. Select five main numbers (1-50), and two Lucky Stars (1-12), or, use the Quick Pick (QP) option to select lucky random numbers.

3. Select how many EuroMillions lotto draws would you like to play. *Tip: if you select 20 draws you get a 5% discount.

4. Click the green “Checkout” button.

*Purchasing a EuroMillions multi-draw ticket ensures you don’t miss the Superdraw and guarantees you don’t miss any draws within those dates – even when the jackpot prize amount unexpectedly rolls over.

Top 5 Euromillions Jackpot Winners

The list below shows the date of each Superdraw, the prize amount, how many tickets shared the Superdraw jackpot, and the winner’s home country.

10th August 2012 — €190 million — UK

24th October 2014 — €190 million — Portugal

15th September 2017 — €190 million — Spain

7th June 2013 — €187 million — Irland/ Belgium

12th July 2011 — €185 million — UK

Don’t Miss the Next EuroMillions Superdraw!

Playing the Euromillions Superdraw is as easy as buying a normal Euromillions ticket.

– If you haven’t got an account and need to register, register here first.
– If you’ve already registered but are not logged in, log in here.

1. Navigate to the EuroMillions play-board page.

2. Select five main numbers (1-50), and two Lucky Stars (1-12), or, use the Quick Pick (QP) option to select lucky random numbers.

3. Select how many EuroMillions lotto draws would you like to play. *Tip: if you select 20 draws you get a 5% discount.

4. Click the green “Checkout” button.

*Purchasing a EuroMillions multi-draw ticket ensures you don’t miss the Superdraw and guarantees you don’t miss any draws within those dates – even when the jackpot prize amount unexpectedly rolls over.

EuroMillions Superdraw FAQ

What is the difference between the regular EuroMillions and the EuroMillions Superdraw?
The EuroMillions Superdraw is like the regular EuroMillions, but on steroids! While the EuroMillions has a minimum jackpot of €19 million, the Superdraw has a guaranteed minimum jackpot of €100 million! Both draws have a jackpot cap of €190 million.

How many Superdraws happen each year?
There are no fixed number of Superdraws that happen each year. Some years the Superdraw only happens once, whereas in 2013, 2014 and 2015 the Superdraw was held three times.

How long after a Superdraw is announced does the draw take place?
There is no fixed time period for when a Superdraw takes place after being announced, but there is usually a few weeks between the draw being announced and the draw taking place.

What happens if the Superdraw isn’t won?
If the Superdraw isn’t won on the first draw the jackpot will roll-over until it has reached the jackpot cap of €190 million. After reaching the jackpot cap the jackpot will remain at €190 million for four drawings, after which it will be divided between the lower tier prize pools.

3 Steps to Playing your Luck Numbers

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1. Choose and click on one of the featured lottery images at the bottom of this article
2. Insert your Lucky Horoscope Numbers into the lottery card
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