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EuroMillions prize table by tier (1 to 13) 2026 | Fetix

EuroMillions prize amounts by tier, from jackpot to tier 13. Real example and how to read the prize breakdown.

Published on 2026-01-31·Updated on 2026-09-152 min read
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At a glance

On EuroMillions, prizes depend on the tier (main numbers + Lucky Stars matched) and on the draw (prize fund, number of winners, etc.). The easiest approach is to read a real draw’s prize table, then understand what each tier means.

Amounts change every draw.

Prize table by tier (recent draw — Fetix data)

Example (draw 2026-01-30): numbers 14, 18, 31, 35, 46 + Lucky Stars 7, 11. (Fetix shows euro amounts for the shared draw; UK retail may display GBP equivalents.)

Tier Winners Average prize Source
Tier 1 1 €123,555,827 Fetix
Tier 2 3 €289,086.80 Fetix
Tier 3 7 €28,956.10 Fetix
Tier 4 50 €1,262.60 Fetix
Tier 5 854 €136.10 Fetix
Tier 6 1,892 €64.90 Fetix
Tier 7 1,874 €46.10 Fetix
Tier 8 28,458 €15.10 Fetix
Tier 9 38,283 €12.50 Fetix
Tier 10 83,970 €10.60 Fetix
Tier 11 155,850 €6.90 Fetix
Tier 12 575,481 €5.90 Fetix
Tier 13 1,257,673 €4.30 Fetix

Tier 13 = “2 main numbers + 0 Lucky Stars”?

In the draw’s prize table, tier 13 is the lowest paying tier. In practice it is often the smallest match that still pays (e.g. 2 main numbers).

How to read “how much do I win with 2, 3, 4 or 5 numbers?”

EuroMillions is not a fixed “X numbers = Y €” game, because Lucky Stars matter and amounts vary by draw.

Clearest route:

  • open a draw on EuroMillions draws
  • compare your main numbers and Lucky Stars
  • read the tier breakdown (winners + amount)

FAQ

Are prizes fixed?

No. They depend on the draw (prize fund, number of winners, allocation rules).

Why can the jackpot be huge?

Because it rolls draw after draw when tier 1 is not won, under the official game rules.

Why does tier 13 (€4.30, 1,257,673 winners) have so many winners?

It is the most accessible tier (just 2 main numbers), so it mechanically has the most winners and the smallest individual prize.

Is the €123,555,827 jackpot shown here the usual amount?

No, that is this specific draw's jackpot (2026-01-30), after a series of rollovers. The amount varies hugely from draw to draw.

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Disclaimer

EuroMillions is a game of chance. Fetix does not promise any win. The information above explains how prizes work.

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