EuroMillions in numbers: facts for the press
Up-to-date, quotable EuroMillions key figures, calculated automatically from the official draw results, as of 16.10.2026. You may reuse the texts and the chart freely with the credit “Source: Lottochaos.com” and a link to this page.
1 : 139,838,160
The odds of winning the EuroMillions jackpot are 1 in 139,838,160 per line.
1,344,598 years of waiting
Playing one line in every draw (104 draws a year), it would take on average about 1,344,598 years to hit the jackpot once.
1 : 13.0
In EuroMillions, roughly one line in 13.0 wins a prize of any kind (odds 1 in 13.0).
1,990 draws
Since the first draw on 13.02.2004, EuroMillions has held 1,990 draws.
44 228×
The most drawn EuroMillions number is 44: 228 times in 1,990 draws since 13.02.2004 (expected by pure chance: 199.0).
22 158×
The least drawn is 22: 158 times in 1,990 draws since 13.02.2004 (expected: 199.0).
44 draws absent
Number 43 has not been drawn for 44 draws (last on 15.05.2026). That does not make it “due”: every number has the same chance in every draw.
87 draws absent
Longest absence of a number since 13.02.2004: 16 missed 87 draws in a row (12.08.2014 to 16.06.2015).
4 + 23 29×
The most frequent pair is 4 and 23: drawn together 29 times (expected: 16.2).
2 204×
Lucky Stars: 2 is the most frequent (204 times since 27.09.2016).
250.0 m €
The biggest tier-1 prize since 27.09.2016 was 250.0 m € (draw of 19.08.2025).
1
The same EuroMillions winning combination has already been drawn again 1 times, most recently 4 30 31 38 42.
Chart: how often has each number been drawn?
The dashed line shows the value expected by pure chance. Deviations of this size are normal in genuinely random draws.
Method and sources
Figures are based on the official draw results and prize breakdowns of the operators and are recalculated automatically after every draw. Frequencies refer to the current 5/50 format (statistics since 13.02.2004). Lottochaos is an independent statistics site with no gambling offer; past draws do not allow any prediction.
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