EuroMillions Results History – Previous Winning Numbers

How to use this EuroMillions archive

The table above holds every EuroMillions draw in our records, newest first: the five main numbers on red balls and the two Lucky Stars on gold stars for each Tuesday and Friday draw. New results are added automatically within minutes of the official draw, so the top row is always the latest one.

To check an older ticket, find your draw date and compare your line. Matching two main numbers already wins a prize; the jackpot needs all five numbers plus both Lucky Stars. The full prize breakdown for recent draws — winners and amounts per tier, as published for Switzerland by Swisslos — is on the Tuesday and Friday results pages.

Patterns, statistics and strategy

The statistics above are calculated from this archive: the frequency of all fifty main numbers, today's hot and cold numbers, and the most overdue picks. If you like building lines from the data, the EuroMillions number generator turns it into a ready-made line in one click. Keep in mind that EuroMillions draws are random and independent — past results never change the odds of a future draw, and no pattern can predict the next winning line.

EuroMillions in Switzerland

EuroMillions is played across nine European countries, and Swiss players take part through Swisslos (and Loterie Romande in western Switzerland). The draws happen in Paris every Tuesday and Friday around 21:00 Swiss time, and Swiss prize amounts are published in francs — which is why the amounts in our tables are shown in CHF. New to the game? Start with our EuroMillions guide.