Friday Euromillions Lottery draw can take a lucky member of the public home The biggest prize ever in Britain.
On £ 208million, anyone is winning National lotteryJackpot’s choice will be rich in immediately Two lipa And Edel.
While the ticket has not been played holding the keys for a huge amount, Ticket-holders are still being requested to investigate Their number to see if they have won any small awards on the proposal.
What happens if no one wins?
The total prize is now capted with the amount, Friday is the last chance on Friday before the ‘win should be’ draw, which means that the money has to be removed that night.
This means that all the awards will be awarded the amount, even if any player matches all five numbers and both lucky stars.
The award will work in the same way as a standard draw, but if no winner raises the ticket, it will roll down to the next tier.
This means that whoever matches five numbers and a lucky star will be able to put his hand on the prize money.
If there are no winners in this level, the prize money will fall into the category below.
What has the national lottery said?
Allwin’s senior winning advisor Andy Carter said: “Euromilian becomes even bigger on this Friday.
“Not only we will look at £ 208 million Euromilian jackpot for tombs-which will make the largest national lottery winner-but an incredible 13 guaranteed UK will also be Millionaire Made through Euromilian millionaire manufacturer.
“It is not the one for lucky ticket-holders on Friday 13th, which has ended to end these life-changing awards.
“Get your tickets quickly to ensure that you will be with an opportunity for a large -scale life -changing victory.”
He said: “The Euromilian Jackpot is now capted, so any money that has gone to increase Jackpot, now promotes the award in the next winning award Tier, which means that we can see many UK players only five main numbers and huge awards for the matching of a lucky star.”
What has happened before?
After extending Jackpot to € 200 million in February 2020, it was determined that the prize could remain for four draws at its maximum price, before winning a draw.
Earlier, the original rules said that Jackpot could be rolled 11 times, before a series of changes between 2016 and 2020, as the CAP gradually increased.
In October 2019, a UK player succeeded in matching all numbers to win £ 170m after Jackpot rolled four times.
A similar rollover took place twice in 2006, when Jackpot had to win after 11 consecutive draws, in which no winners were seen. In one case, three players divided Jackpot’s stake to win £ 42m, while in the second case, 20 players ended by winning each £ 6.7m.
The final leading prominent Euromilians won in July 2022, when the UK ticket holder scored the current record of £ 195M.
