EuroMillions Jackpot Climbs to €89 Million After No Top Winner on Tuesday

The multi-nation EuroMillions jackpot went unclaimed following the drawing on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, pushing the top prize toward an estimated 89 million euros for the upcoming round. The winning numbers drawn on Tuesday evening were 21, 30, 32, 42, and 48, along with the two Lucky Stars, 3 and 6. Because no participant correctly selected the complete sequence, the grand prize of 79 million euros rolled over without a top-tier winner.

Participation was high across the participating countries, yet the elusive seven-number combination kept the grand prize just out of reach. According to lottery operator FDJ United, no player managed to hit the second prize tier either, which requires matching five main numbers and one Lucky Star. Nevertheless, lower payout tiers awarded various prizes across Europe, including one lucky ticket holder who secured a substantial secondary windfall of 630,456.60 euros.

While the primary jackpot went untouched, the drawing still produced a brand-new millionaire in France. Under the country's companion game, My Million, a guaranteed payout of one million euros is distributed during every official EuroMillions drawing. On Tuesday, the automated raffle selected the winning code AH 180 7894. The person holding the ticket validated with that exact code will receive the one-million-euro sum outright, entirely independent of the main lottery numbers.

Lottery officials confirmed that the jackpot will now roll over to the next scheduled drawing on Friday, October 30, 2026, with an estimated prize pool reaching 89 million euros. Prospective participants hoping to enter the Friday drawing will have until 8:15 p.m. local time on the day of the event to purchase and register their entries before the system closes.

The mechanics of EuroMillions require players to pick five main numbers from a pool ranging from 1 to 50, alongside two Lucky Stars selected from 1 to 12. A standard entry costs 2.50 euros per line, not including any supplementary options or add-ons that may be offered depending on the participant's jurisdiction. Winnings accumulated from entries validated online are credited directly and automatically into the registered user's account.

Tuesday's sequence of events followed the game's strict scheduling protocols. The French My Million drawing took place first, at approximately 8:20 p.m., followed by the general EuroMillions draw around 9:05 p.m. Official outcomes were subsequently uploaded to digital platforms by 9:45 p.m., while television viewers caught the broadcasted results on TF1 at approximately 9:50 p.m., with a full rebroadcast scheduled in the early morning hours.

As anticipation builds for Friday's elevated prize, organizers and health advocates continue to emphasize responsible play. Public advisories highlight that lottery participation carries inherent risks of addiction, debt, and isolation. Officials urge participants to gamble in moderation, wager only disposable funds, and remember that the mathematical probability of losing remains significantly higher than the likelihood of walking away with a windfall.