EuroMillions results Tuesday brought a £111m jackpot win for a UK ticket holder after one mystery player matched all five numbers and both Lucky Star numbers on Friday. Allwyn said the prize went to a UK player, and Andy Carter called it “fantastic news for a UK EuroMillions player.”
Andy Carter on the £111m win
Carter, Allwyn’s senior winners’ adviser, described the sum as “life-changing” and urged players to act quickly: “Be sure to check your tickets and get in touch if you think you might be tonight's lucky winner.” The winning line was 11, 12, 15, 38 and 49, with Lucky Star numbers 10 and 12.
The jackpot is the third time a UK winner has claimed the prize this year. That sequence includes a £181m win on 10 March and, in April, two UK-based winners sharing a £125m jackpot with a French player.
UK EuroMillions record
The £111m win falls short of the current UK EuroMillions record, which stands at £195m. That prize was won by an anonymous player in 2022, leaving Friday’s winner well below the all-time national high but still in the same rare bracket of eight-figure payouts.
EuroMillions draws are held every Tuesday and Friday night across nine European countries, so the ticket check matters now for anyone holding a line from Friday’s draw. Tuesday’s jackpot was estimated at £14m, giving players a fresh target while the £111m prize still awaits its claimant.
Tuesday’s jackpot
For the winner, the immediate task is straightforward: check the ticket against 11, 12, 15, 38 and 49, then the Lucky Star numbers 10 and 12, and contact the National Lottery if the ticket matches. The bigger question is whether the mystery UK player has already come forward, because the prize has been won but not publicly linked to a person.
