EuroMillions jackpot rolls over to 37 million euros after Tuesday draw
EuroMillions Jackpot Rolls Over to 37 Million Euros as Tuesday Draw Yields No Winner
No player matched all five main numbers and two star numbers to claim the top prize in the EuroMillions draw on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, leaving the headline jackpot standing at 37 million euros. While the lottery’s grand prize survived the evening untouched, loterieplus.com reported that two participants across the nine participating countries secured secondary wins of 234,499.70 euros each.
For players eyeing the next opportunity, entries remain open until Friday, October 16, 2026, at 20:15, according to fdj.fr. Participants can validate a grid online via the official website, through the mobile application, or at authorized physical retailers by selecting five numbers from a pool of 50 and two star numbers between 1 and 12 for a standard stake of 2.50 euros.
Secondary Game Options Alter Winning Odds Across Europe
Beyond the main numbers, secondary game options altered winning odds for participants across Europe. Selecting the Etoile + option provides better than a one-in-four chance—specifically one in 3.8—of securing an additional payout, as outlined by fdj.fr. Meanwhile, international companion draws recorded distinct tier results during the same Tuesday evening session. Data published by euro-millions.com showed that the Irish Tombola awarded ten separate codes, while the UK Millionaire Maker assigned code JHDR 46235.
Every standard grid purchased in France also generates a unique My Million code. Tuesday’s draw selected one winning code from that pool, awarding a prize of one million euros to a player in France. The rolling 37-million-euro jackpot now stands as the target for the upcoming Friday night drawing, with ticket validation windows closing at 20:15 sharp.
