It’s an exceptional week for lottery hopefuls as over £ 190million is up for grabs.
Britain’s biggest lottery winner of all time could take home a £ 180million jackpot tomorrow after no one took home the winning EuroMillions ticket last week.
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– 3 – While several people could end up sharing the Euromillions jackpot on Tuesday, if a UK ticket holder won £ 180million, it would be a record British victory. The UK’s current record is £ 170million in 2019 – but this lucky bettor has decided to remain anonymous. The previous holder was the late Colin Weir and his wife Christine who raised £ 161million in 2011 making them richer than the Beckhams. Then on Wednesday, the Lotto draw “must be won” – meaning the entire £ 13.4million prize has to disappear. The jackpot has been rolled more than five times and must be won, either by players matching all six numbers or if the jackpot is not won, it will filter the prize levels to increase all other prizes meaning that a lot of players could win. much more. In the past, when the jackpot went down, over a million players won a lucky dip and £ 5 to match just two main numbers. 3 – Andy Carter of Camelot said: “Wow, what a week for the National Lottery players! “Not one, but two huge prints. Make sure you grab your tickets early – and keep your fingers crossed, I’ll be meeting you next week with a giant check in hand. ” If the Euromillions jackpot is claimed on Tuesday, the winner would be richer than Harry Styles who is estimated to be worth around £ 74million. They would also overtake sports superstars Roger Federer, £ 75.8million, Cristiano Ronaldo £ 75million and Lionel Messi, £ 74.3million, according to the Rich list of Forbes. The EuroMillions draw takes place every Tuesday and Friday, with each ticket costing £ 2.50.
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