EuroMillions lottery results left no winner from Friday's EuroMillions drawing. The jackpot now stands at 73 million Swiss francs for Tuesday's next drawing, according to Swisslos.
The numbers that would have won were 8, 10, 30, 36 and 47, with the stars 1 and 4. Players in EuroMillions across twelve countries, including Switzerland and Liechtenstein, were looking at the same combination, but no ticket matched it.
That is the immediate consequence of a rollover. When the full combination is not matched, the prize pool carries forward, and Tuesday's next drawing becomes the next chance to hit the larger sum rather than Friday's missed one.
Friday's EuroMillions drawing numbers
The published numbers matter because they show how close the draw came to producing a winner without doing so. A player needed all five main numbers and both stars to land the jackpot, and Friday's EuroMillions drawing did not deliver that full set to anyone.
For readers in Switzerland and Liechtenstein, the practical point is simple: the jackpot has moved on, and the next draw is now the one attached to the 73 million Swiss francs prize. Anyone checking a ticket from Friday can compare it against the numbers 8, 10, 30, 36 and 47, plus stars 1 and 4.
Swisslos and the rollover
Swisslos put the new jackpot at 73 million Swiss francs for Tuesday's next drawing. That figure is the story's main shift: the prize did not disappear, but it also did not pay out on Friday, so it remains in play for the next round.
EuroMillions can be played in twelve countries, which is why one missed combination can leave a large prize sitting in the same pool for the next drawing. For players, the only immediate action is to check Friday's numbers against their ticket and then decide whether to play again on Tuesday.
The unanswered detail is how many tickets matched some of the numbers but not the full combination. That partial-result picture does not change the headline fact: no one took the jackpot on Friday, and the next drawing now carries the larger prize.
