Generate random EuroMillions numbers — 5 from 1–50 plus 2 Lucky Stars from 1–12.
EuroMillions combines two pools: 5 main numbers from 1–50 and 2 Lucky Stars from 1–12. This generator draws both pools with cryptographic randomness, exactly like an official Lucky Dip. Generate up to ten lines, copy the ones that catch your eye, and play them before the Tuesday or Friday draw.
Nine countries take part, which is why the jackpots dwarf most national lotteries — they start at €17 million and can roll up to a €250 million cap. The flip side is the odds: 1 in 139,838,160 for the jackpot, though 12 lower tiers mean roughly 1 in 13 tickets wins something. No generator can beat those odds, but a random line avoids the trap of sharing a jackpot with thousands of birthday-number players.
For entertainment only. Every combination has exactly the same chance of winning — no generator or system can improve your odds. Play responsibly; lottery tickets are not an investment. 18+.
What are the odds of winning the EuroMillions jackpot?
1 in 139,838,160 for matching all 5 main numbers and both Lucky Stars. The overall odds of winning any of the 13 prize tiers are about 1 in 13.
Why do Lucky Stars matter so much?
Both pools must be matched for the top prizes. Matching 5 main numbers but only 1 Lucky Star pays the second tier instead of the jackpot — which is why the stars are drawn from their own 1–12 pool and shown separately here.
How high can the EuroMillions jackpot go?
The jackpot is capped at €250 million. Once it reaches the cap it can stay there for up to four draws; a fifth draw at the cap must be won, with the money rolling down to the next tier if nobody matches everything.
Which countries play EuroMillions?
Austria, Belgium, France, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Prices are €2.50 in most countries and £2.50 in the UK, where each ticket also enters the UK Millionaire Maker raffle.