A whopping £138million is up for grabs tonight after winning the EuroMillions jackpot three times.
No one has hit the jackpot in a week – meaning if just one UK ticket holder wins, they will get the fourth highest prize ever.
If just one UK ticket holder wins today’s EuroMillion jackpot, they will be the UK’s fourth biggest ever winnerCredit: Alamy
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The £138million jackpot would make them richer than Paul Pogba and Rita Ora combined. Man Utd ace Pogba is worth £77mCredit: EPA
That would make her richer than Paul Pogba and Rita Ora combined.
Midfielder Pogba, 29, is said to be worth £77m.
He joined United in an £89m move from Juventus in 2016 and has been earning £290,000 a week since then.
According to the Sunday Times rich list, singer Ora has a net worth of £23million.
For a bet of just £2.50, EuroMillions players must match five numbers plus two lucky stars for the big cash prize.
Alternatively, players can opt for a Lucky Dip, in which the numbers are randomly chosen for them.
Andy Carter of Camelot, Senior Advisor to National Lottery Winners, said: “Players are urged to get their tickets early for a chance at this huge prize.
“Thanks to National Lottery players, over £30million is raised every week for good causes across the country.
“This will support everything from local projects that make a difference where you live, to athletes from our countries at the Olympics and Paralympics. »
It’s been a very good year for UK ticket holders so far.
On February 4 an anonymous winner claimed £109m and on May 10 Joe and Jess Thwaite from Gloucestershire scooped a record jackpot of £184m.
The low-key couple have already spent some of their income on a used Volvo, although they can afford a fleet of supercars.
Earlier this week a Briton came forward after winning £54.9million.
The lucky winner scooped the incredible sum in the June 10 draw – but didn’t contact Camelot for 11 days.
Elsewhere, another player scooped £20million in the Bank Holiday weekend anniversary draw.
And last week someone won £7.4million in the National Lottery draw over the weekend.
The biggest ever winner after Mr and Mrs Thwaite is an unnamed Briton who claimed £170m in 2019.
Colin and Chris Weir, from Largs, North Ayrshire, won £161million in 2011. Adrian and Gillian Bayford claimed just over £148million in 2012.
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Singer Ora is worth £23million according to the Sunday Times Rich ListCredit: instagram
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