EuroMillions Rolls to £118 Million for Tuesday After Friday’s Draw Finds No Winner
The EuroMillions jackpot keeps climbing. Friday night’s EuroMillions results — 7, 13, 37, 47, 49 with Lucky Stars 7 and 11 — produced no ticket matching all seven numbers, so the €130 million top prize rolled over. Tuesday 10 November’s jackpot now stands at an estimated £118 million (€141 million), the largest prize currently on offer in Europe.
Friday’s UK Millionaire Maker code was XVNL14638, guaranteeing one UK ticket-holder a £1 million prize — check the code printed on your ticket even if your main numbers missed.
The draw takes place in Paris on Tuesday at around 20:00 UK time, and UK ticket sales close at 19:30. A line costs £2.50 in the UK and automatically enters you into the Millionaire Maker draw as well. See the draw schedule for all of this week’s draws.
If Tuesday’s jackpot is not won either, it will roll again towards the EuroMillions cap of €250 million. The jackpot can only roll a handful of times once it reaches the cap before it must be won or shared down to the next prize tier.
What to do with Friday’s EuroMillions results
- Check Friday’s ticket against the latest EuroMillions results first — smaller prizes from Friday’s draw are still waiting to be claimed, and the Millionaire Maker code pays £1 million on its own.
- Buy before 19:30 on Tuesday if you are playing, and keep the ticket somewhere safe (or play through an official app so it is checked automatically).
- Always check EuroMillions results with the official operator as well as here before making a claim.
Sources: The National Lottery (Allwyn) results and jackpot notices; Irish National Lottery results history.
