Euro Millions Results

Hello Fellow Euro Millions Player.

We are back to the regular to regular prize of £12 Millions(€15 millions), since one lucky player guessed the five main numbers and the two lucky stars.

Euro Millions Results. Friday, 28 November, 2008

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Good Luck, for next draw!

The EuroMillions lottery was originally devised by the national lotteries of France, Spain and the United Kingdom and was launched in early February 2004.  The first draw was on Friday the 13th of February 2004 in Paris. The United Kingdom, France and Spain were the only European states participating initially but lotteries from Austria, Belgium, the Republic of Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal and Switzerland also became involved in October 2004.

The EuroMillions or the Euro lottery, as it is commonly known, pools the ticket sales of the nine partaking European nations resulting in a considerable EuroMillions lottery jackpot. With the amount of nations joining the EU rising, this will undoubtedly lead to new states participating in the EuroMillions lotto. A rise in the quantity of people participating in the EuroMillions lottery will lead to a further increase of the already huge EuroMillions lottery jackpots.

How To Play The Euro Millions Lottery

Each participant is required to pick 5 main numbers from 1 to 50 and 2 “Lucky Star” numbers from 1 to 9.  During the draw, 5 main and 2 lucky star numbers are then picked at random from two draw machines containing numbered balls.

How The Prizes Are Allocated

The chances of grabbing the Euro Millions jackpot is a remote 1 in 76 million but the odds of winning a cash prize is a reasonable achievable 1 in 24.  If no one matches the drawn numbers to win the jackpot in a given week, it rolls over to the next week which results in an ever growing Euro Millions prize fund.  New rules brought in during February 2007 restrict the amount of successive “rollovers” to eleven, with the jackpot rolling down to lower prize levels in the eleventh draw if the prize is not won.

The new rules also introduced Euro lotto “Super Draws” which happen twice every year and offer jackpots in the region of £100 million.  The difference with “Super Draws” is that the jackpot must be won the night of the draw; therefore, if there is no ticket matching all the drawn numbers then the jackpot will be rolled down to the next winning prize tier.

Notable Euro Millions Wins

•    On the 8th of February 2008, the “Super Draw” jackpot of €130 million was collected by 16 people who matched the 5 main numbers and 1 “Lucky Star” number.

•    In August 2007, a 40 year old former Royal Mail postal officer from Scotland collected a Euro lottery jackpot of €52.6 million.  Up to now, this is the largest lottery win yet in the United Kingdom.

•    In November 2006, having rolled over eleven times, the Euro Millions jackpot reached €183 million and was divided between 20 blessed ticket purchasers.

EuroMillions Playing Options

Typically, to participate in the EuroMillions lotto you would have to be a resident of one of the nine participating member countries.  However, with the launch of lottery ticket sales agents you can now buy your desired quantity of Euro Millions lottery tickets via the web in spite of where you are located around the world.  If you are looking for a boost in your lottery winning odds, you may also consider signing up to an e-Lottery EuroMillions syndicate.  As a participant in a Euro syndicate you play with a 36 times better opportunity of securing the jackpot when compared to all those people purchasing tickets in the normal manner.  With e-Lottery there are very few geographic barriers preventing members from joining and as a result the present membership is made up of persons from no fewer than 133 worldwide nations.

Hello EuroMillions, player.

Next EuroMillions draw will a jackpot of £23 millions(€27 Millions), since nobody guessed the five main numbers and the two lucky stars. We are back to the big jackpots. Below you can check, if you were lucky enough to had a prize, and how much did you won:

Euro Millions Results for Friday 21 November 2008

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If you want to play smarter, check our EuroMillions Syndicate video, in the upper right corner.

Anyway, good luck for next EuroMillions draw.

This article attempts to point out the positive and negative features of playing the lottery as a participant of a lottery syndicate.  Once all the points are considered I think it is plain to see that a lotto syndicate is still the most effective way to play your favourite lottery game if you are looking for a considerable odds advantage.

It is common knowledge that a lotto syndicate is quite simply the wisest way to play a part in any lottery if you are looking to enhance your chances of winning. As a matter of fact, over a quarter of all lotto jackpot wins are secured by lotto syndicates. These lotto syndicates are in general put together by groups of work associates or friends who have the single objective of boosting their lottery winning chances. Playing collectively in this way allows each participant of the syndicate a greater number of winning chances but at the same time ensuring expenditure is kept to a minimum.

Being a syndicate member can come with a significant odds advantage markedly if the syndicate has a greater amount of individuals partaking. However, being a player in a lotto syndicate also has some negative aspects.

The first and possibly the most apparent negative side of a syndicate is the fact that all prize money is divided between all players in the syndicate equally. Therefore, the greater number of syndicate members there are, the lower the cash sum each of these members will collect. As a result, a considerable lotto syndicate success may only produce sufficient money for each member to pay for a holiday or a new car; but definitely not enough to quit the day job and acquire a private jet! As long as every participant is aware of this prospect then everyone should be happy.

The second problem with lottery syndicates is linked to the point made above. Stories can occasionally be found in the newspapers about a selfish syndicate member(s) who is loathed to share out the syndicate winnings to colleagues and instead tries to keep it. This can without doubt be a considerable problem if the syndicate has been set up informally. If this is the state of affairs, every member of the syndicate has then got to prove in legal terms that they have indeed been duped. There have also been situations where a syndicate member has lost their portion of a syndicate payout due to late or non payment of their syndicate fee. Such cases often lead to legal action being sought.

The third problem that may happen if no formal syndicate agreement is in place is that of inheritance tax issues. If the head of the syndicate collects the winnings and then “gifts” every member their equal share, then this tax could become a reality for every syndicate member.

There are ways in which such problems can be limited hence making the overall process very much easier. If the syndicate is created using a syndicate agreement that is legally binding then any of the scenarios highlighted here will no longer be an issue. These syndicate agreements can be downloaded from your lotto provider’s internet site and in many cases can be picked up from your lotto retailer.

There isn’t much doubt that the benefits of joining a lotto syndicate far outweigh the negative aspects involved. If the syndicate is put together in a legal manner as mentioned, the only things you truly have to be bothered about are paying your syndicate entry fee each week and deciding what you will do with the funds when your lottery syndicate gets lucky.

Hello fellow EuroMillions player.

We have another winner, one lucky play guessed the five main numbers and the two lucky stars. So next draw, we will continue with the regular £12 millions (€15 millions) prize.

EuroMillions – Friday, 14 November 2008

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Playing the lottery, who hasn’t picked up a scratch ticket and said a little prayer hoping that they would win? You take your coin; you rub off the protective cover and…well, better luck next time. But its still fun to play and the hopes of winning far outweigh the odds, so you keep trying. You can tip the odds in your favor by joining a syndicate online, it’s fast becoming the new way to play the lottery.

The e-lottery syndicate gives you the chance to pool your lottery numbers with those people who have joined the paid subscription site. Your odds of winning greatly increase because you’ll be splitting it to 1:4. There are groups of 39 members; each syndicate has 36 entries into the drawing which gives you 36 chances to win. You will even get your own e-lottery website, if yoy decide to become an affiliate; you can look at your syndicated numbers, your earnings and even your profile. The overall odds of winning are 1:24. The drawing takes place every Friday evening at 9:00pm, what a way to start of your Saturday if you’ve won. If nobody wins, the jackpot rolls over, that can happen 10 times creating a huge amount to try for.

The best thing about playing the Euro Millions lottery online is the hassle free way it’s arranged. You log into e-lottery, all from the comfort of your home. No getting ready to go out and fight the traffic or hurrying before or after dinner and no more losing your ticket. Since the lottery is played online you can see the results online as well. Also, its anonymous, nobody has to know you’ve won. The Euro Millions is played in the UK, France, Spain, Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal and Switzerland. The e-lottery website shows the times and amounts for each lottery depending on your country.

Find how the Lottery Syndicates works! Click Here

Hello fellow, Euro Millions player.

We all know that matching 5 main numbers, and two lucky stars, is not an easy task. Last draw two lucky players did it, and today just one was able to do it. So next week Euro Millions will have the regular £12 millions (€15 millions) prize.

The numbers were:

Euro Millions Results, November 7, 2008

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If you had a prize, check below, to see how much you won. Otherwise watch the video on upper right corner, and see how you can improve your chances of winning Euro Millions prizes.

Good Luck, for next draw!

At some point in December 2008 e-Lottery will be adding the El Gordo to its suite of lotteries offering players around the world a vastly improved probability of sharing in this enormous Spanish lottery prize fund.

If this is the first time you have heard about the Elgordo lottery, let me highlight just how big a deal this lottery is to a large percentage of Spaniards.  The El Gordo lottery has been a national obsession in Spain for a long time with huge interest generated by the Christmas draw every year.  Believe it or not, 98% of the population play this Spanish National lottery each Christmas.

There are several underlying reasons why so many Spanish people partake in the Christmas El Gordo draw.  Firstly, there is the incentive of the biggest lotto prize fund of any worldwide lottery – 2.20 Billion Euros!  Secondly, there are more than 13,000 cash prizes available.  Lastly, the likelihood of collecting a cash prize in the Christmas draw are an excellent 1 in 6.

With the level of attention that is paid to the Christmas El Gordo lottery draw, many individuals are not even aware that there are five additional El Gordo draws every year also.  These take place in January, March, May, July and November.  Although these five draws do not give rise to the incredible prize fund of the Christmas game, they are sizable nonetheless, ranging from 78 million Euros to 655 million Euros.  In addition, these games present approximately 3 times as many prizes as the Christmas draw and odds of scooping a cash prize of a hugely achievable 1 in 3.

The Spanish Christmas Lottery works in a different way to most lottery games. A whole ticket ‘billete’ is very pricey, costing 200 Euros.  However, these tickets are divided up into ten ‘decimos’ (tenths) each costing 20 Euros.  When buying your tickets you have the choice of buying a single decimo, a complete ticket, or a share of a ticket.  If you don’t purchase the whole ticket, someone else will purchase the remainder of your ticket.  For example, if you buy two decimos, someone else buys three decimos and another buys five and your ticket scoops 1000 Euros, then you will win 200 Euros, 300 Euros and 500 Euros respectively.  Due to the price tag of purchasing an entire ticket, it is typical for families and friends to combine their lottery cash and each purchase a separate ‘decimo’ (tenth).

The chances of winning a cash prize in the El Gordo lottery are tremendous but if you choose to play as a member of one of e-Lottery’s El Gordo syndicates you will hold a 20 times better chance of sharing cash prizes in each draw.

Unveil the full benefits of playing the El Gordo as an e-Lottery syndicate member and revel in the excitement of this mammoth Spanish National lottery.

Hello Euro Millions, player.

This was the Euro Millions draw number 247. Two lucky players hited the jackpot and will divide the £34 millions(€42millions)  jackpot prize. We are back to the regular £11 millions (€15 millions) prize.

Euro Millions Results -Friday 31 October 2008

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Good Luck, for next draw!