EuroMillions Changes Game Procedure

On 17th February 2012, there will be a change in the way the EuroMillions jackpot cap is calculated. The EuroMillions and Millionaire Raffle Interactive Games Procedures have been updated to reflect this change, explained further below.

As running the UK’s most popular lottery game, National Lottery have updated EuroMillions and Millionaire Raffle Interactive Games Procedures to make the games more “player–friendly in terms of the language used, and to ensure that they reflect current practice and procedures”. In line with this, the cancellation section has been deleted as interactive tickets cannot be cancelled once purchased.

How will the jackpot cap be changing?

Currently, the maximum amount the EuroMillions jackpot can reach in a roll series is €190million. The jackpot will continue at this level until it is won. After being won, the cap level will increase by €5million. However, from 17th February 2012, the jackpot will be capped at €190million (or if the jackpot has reached this amount and been won before 17th February 2012, €195million). The jackpot can only stay at this level for two consecutive draws. If it is not won in either of these draws then on the second draw the jackpot will be shared between the next lower winning prize categories.

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