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Play EuroMillions Spain Online
How Do You Play EuroMillions Online?
You can play EuroMillions online in the same manner as if you were purchasing your tickets in person. Simply select five main numbers (1-50), and two Lucky Stars (1-12). An official EuroMillions ticket will be purchased on your behalf by theLotter’s local offices in Spain and scanned into your private account before the draw. Learn more about how our lottery ticket purchasing service works. Purchase standard tickets or select a systematic form, which will provide every combination of your chosen numbers, offering more ways to win!
EuroMillions is drawn in Paris every Tuesday and Friday at 21:00 CET. You can buy official EuroMillions tickets online as late as 20 minutes before that night’s draw.
Play EuroMillions and the El Millón Raffle
Congratulations – your purchase of EuroMillions tickets automatically gives you a chance to win the Spanish bi-weekly raffle called El Millón (The Million). You are in this exciting raffle action because your EuroMillions tickets are purchased by our local offices in Spain. This raffle gives you a chance to win a cool €1 million. Tickets purchased for both the Tuesday and Friday draws are automatically eligible for this extra raffle, which takes place twice a week in parallel to the regular drawing. A 9-digit alphanumeric code is printed at the bottom of each ticket you purchase and if this matches the code drawn in the raffle, you win the €1 million prize.
Learn more about the exciting lottery raffles you can play at theLotter.
How Do You Win the EuroMillions Lottery Jackpot?
If the numbers on your EuroMillions ticket match the five main numbers and the two additional Lucky Stars drawn, you are the winner of the EuroMillions jackpot! If your numbers form a partial match you could still be a winner. There are an additional 12 secondary prizes in every EuroMillions draw. If you play with a systematic form, you can win multiple times and in more than one prize division on the same ticket, leading to bigger wins when your numbers prove lucky.
EuroMillions has a starting jackpot worth €17,000,000 and a jackpot cap of €250,000,000, making it one of the world’s biggest lottery games and a Euro lottery star! The lottery's record jackpot stands at €240 million, which was reached in December 2023. Learn more about the biggest and most popular draws in Europe by reading our European lotteries guide.
How Do You Claim EuroMillions Prizes at theLotter?
Receive automatic email alerts and FREE SMS winning notifications when your lucky numbers come in! All secondary wins go directly into your account after the Spain EuroMillions lottery results are published and the prize money has been received from the official lottery operator. Larger prizes may require you to collect your winnings in Spain, one of the world’s foremost lottery countries. Should this be necessary, theLotter will pay for your flight to Spain. EuroMillions wins up to €40,000 are tax-free; all prizes over this amount are subject to a 20% local tax. For more information, check out our lottery tax guide page.
How Can You Be Sure You'll Receive Your EuroMillions Winnings?
When you play EuroMillions online at theLotter, you are guaranteed to get all your winnings paid out in a timely fashion. At the time of purchase, a confirmation email is sent to you as proof of ticket ownership. After the local office purchases your EuroMillions tickets, a scanned copy of the ticket will be available in your account as proof-of-purchase. Furthermore, we state in our Terms of Use that theLotter has no legal claim to your tickets whatsoever.
What Are EuroMillions Superdraws?
The EuroMillions Superdraw is a special lottery event that guarantees a massive jackpot and produces some of EuroMillions' biggest winners. It is truly the most exciting lottery draw in Europe!
The next Superdraw can be announced at almost any time, however they are normally held in commemoration of an anniversary or other special occasion.
The Superdraw lottery is conducted in the same manner as a normal draw, with the major exception of the guaranteed starting jackpot of €130 million. If no one matches all five main numbers and the two Lucky Stars, the jackpot rolls over to the following draw. The jackpot continues to roll over until it reaches the jackpot cap of €250 million. The jackpot can remain at that amount for four drawings. After this, if the jackpot is not won, the prize money rolls down to be divided among the winners of the next highest prize tier.
How Can You Save on EuroMillions Tickets Online?
The best way to buy official EuroMillions lottery tickets is online because you can save money on every purchase! Everyone has the chance to save up to 25% with a 5, 10, 25 or 52-draw EuroMillions multi-draw, receive every 7th ticket free with a EuroMillions subscription, or purchase a Bundle with a built-in discount.
theLotter’s EuroMillions Winners
Big Jackpot News
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With all the excitement surrounding EuroMillions Superdraws, it’s no surprise the jackpot was won after just a single rollover. The €144 million top prize was matched by two winning tickets from the UK and Spain on 30/01/2024! Each will be taking home a €72 million piece of the prize after matching all seven winning numbers - 5, 10, 19, 27, 30 and the Lucky Stars numbers which were 5 and 6.
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A single player from Belgium celebrated the EuroMillions win worth €144 million (£129 million) on 7/3/2023. The lucky winner correctly guessed all seven numbers, which were: 11, 13, 24, 35, 50, and the Lucky Stars numbers were 6 and 11.
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There was a EuroMillions win by a UK player worth €130 million (£112 million) on 2/6/2023. The winner guessed all seven numbers correctly in the first draw, without any rollovers. The numbers were: 3, 12, 15, 25, 43, and the Lucky Stars numbers were 10 and <11.
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EuroMillions history was made on 8/12/2023 when a solo lucky ticket holder from Austria became the instant winner of €240 million—the jackpot cap! The prize amount was initially boosted on 1/12/2023 to a substantial €200 million, thanks to the EuroMillions Superdraw. With no winners and a couple of rollovers, the €240 million jackpot was finally claimed, standing as the largest win in EuroMillions history. Since the cap has been reached, it has now been raised to €250 million for future draws.
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