Get Ready for the Next EuroMillions Superdraw on 6th November
Last Updated: Tuesday 6th October 2026, 14:09
A EuroMillions Superdraw is coming up once again, this time scheduled for 6th November, with only a few weeks to get your numbers ready for the drawing.
The upcoming special drawing is taking place very quickly after the last Superdraw event which took place on the 25th September, and is one of the two final EuroMillions Superdraws of the year, with the last one purported to take place in December.
In the last one, the jackpot was won by a single ticket holder from the UK who matched all five main numbers and the two Lucky Stars. The numbers drawn were 11, 12, 15, 38, 49, and the Lucky Stars 10 and 12. Because the jackpot was won on the night of the Superdraw, the prize did not roll over to succeeding drawings, instead resetting to its base amount of €17 million (£14 million) for the superseding EuroMillions lottery draw.
The UK-based winner won a prize worth £111,709,000, against odds of 1 in 139,838,160, making the victory a remarkable occurrence. Then again, all lottery victories of this calibre are remarkable occurrences, and they change the lives of the most unlikely of ticket holders.
What is the EuroMillions Superdraw?
Superdraws are special EuroMillions events where the jackpot is boosted to €130 million (£110 million), no matter where the jackpot was standing previously. There are often special promotional features specific to many of the game’s participating countries, including the UK’s offering of Millionaire Maker raffle codes, which can lead to million-pound prizes.
If nobody wins the jackpot on 6th November, then it keeps rolling until it reaches its maximum €250 million (£208 million). After this, it stops growing and extra ticket sales revenue is no longer added to the main prize, and flows down to the next highest prize tier. This is super exciting because it brings second tier prizes up in size while continuing to offer more favourable odds than the main jackpot.
The jackpot can remain capped at €250 million for a maximum of four consecutive draws. If it’s still not won by the fifth consecutive draw, it becomes a definitive Must Be Won draw, meaning the cash has to be won on that night.
How to Play
Playing the EuroMillions Superdraw could not be simpler. The price remains the same and the only thing that changes is the jackpot size. Just pick your numbers, anticipate the drawing, and check the results once they come in. We update our results pages with all of the latest results the moment they become available, so you can come back and check your ticket against the official results.
Enjoy the upcoming Superdraw-ing and remember to play responsibly.