If a SuperDraw has been announced you find details of the next one here.

So it could happen when there hasn’t been a big rollover in a long time, when ticket sales have been a bit low or to tie in with another special event.

They are announced when EuroMillions want to boost publicity for the game. These special big draws are not all scheduled in advance. When Will The Next EuroMillions SuperDraw Be? What does make a difference is how many tickets you buy (which is why syndicates are useful). So your chances of winning on a SuperDraw are exactly the same as any other EuroMillions draw. The number of people playing does not change the odds. Some people seem to think that because more people will play these big jackpot draw that it reduces your chances of winning. After all, syndicates do boost up your chances of winning – and with a huge jackpot like this, sharing is not a problem (unless you’re seriously greedy)! Are My Chances Of Winning Worse For These Big Draws? Sounds like a good draw to play to me – and in particular a good draw for a lottery syndicate. Why not!? Your chances of winning it are just as good as any other draw. So it doesn’t actually cost them anything, it’s just prize money that would have made the regular jackpots a little bit bigger for the rest of the year. So if you don’t win this time, stick with it 🙂 Where Does The Money Come From?ĮuroMillions actually put aside a small portion of the ticket money specifically to create these special promotional draws. So it continues to grow either until somebody wins it, or it reaches the jackpot cap (read more about that in our EuroMillions FAQ). What Happens If Nobody Wins It?ĭon’t worry, it won’t disappear, they simply roll over the jackpot to the next draw just as they normally would. There’s usually a couple of these SuperDraw events per year (previous EuroMillions SuperDraw dates), but it can also depend on what else is going on in the world – big events like the Olympics for example can generate extra special draws (also depends who is hosting of course!). Which is great for us as it means we get some more big jackpots even when the rollovers are not so big. So they use them to boost up interest in the game when things are a bit quiet. Threre’s no fixed time as to when these draws occur, as they are a promotional tool for the lottery companies. They also sometimes refer to these draws as a ‘Jackpot Event’. It’s in Euros because that’s what currency most of the 9 countries playing the game actually use. It’s an occasional special event draw where those nice folks at EuroMillions guarantee the jackpot will be a certain amount – normally €130 Million (which is about £110 Million).

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