EuroMillions Jackpot: Win Up to €71 Million This Friday, October 23
The EuroMillions lottery draw on Friday, October 23, 2026, features a jackpot of 71 million euros, alongside a guaranteed one million euro prize for a participant in France through My Million. The top prize amount is not guaranteed, except for any contrary notice published on the official platform, and is to be shared at rank one in the participating countries.
Players Vie for 71 Million Euro Top Prize
Players across the participating countries can vie for the 71 million euro top prize by validating a standard grid for 2.50 euros, as reported by 20 Minutes. Chaque grille jouée génère automatiquement un code My Million. This companion game guarantees that one player in France or Monaco wins one million euro at each draw, specifically designating a winner in the French Republic or the Principality of Monaco. The game My Million is organized automatically at each draw without any extra cost. Participants can also discover the tablet and smartphone application of the Française des Jeux, available on iOS and Android, where they can find the different FDJ games in digital format.
Users Must Be 18 to Register Accounts
To register an online account on the platform, users must be at least 18 years old, reside in France or Monaco, provide valid identification, and hold a bank account. For major wins starting at 500,000 euros, winners must contact the specialized player relations department directly by calling the FDJ customer service at 09 69 36 60 60 to be connected with the Winners Relations service.
Justice Official Supervises Winning Number Draw
The winning combination of five main numbers selected from 50 and two star numbers selected from 12 is drawn under the supervision of a justice official. Results are published on the official platform starting at 21:15 on the evening of the draw. Beyond the jackpot, numerous prizes are distributed if only a few numbers are found, with the Française des Jeux indicating that an average of 1 ticket in 12 wins a prize, meaning a modest amount can be won or the original stake can at least be reimbursed. Because participation in games of chance carries risks such as financial loss, family conflicts, and addiction, support resources remain available through designated national assistance services via joueurs-info-service.fr or by calling 09 74 75 13 13 for a non-surcharged call.
