The jackpot can reach a maximum of €190 million (approximately £170 million).
Nobody won on the night, but a single ticket holder from the UK scooped £121 million in the next game on Tuesday 24th April. This is what happened in the most recent Superdraw on Friday 20th April. If the jackpot is not won, it will roll over and an even larger amount will be offered in the following draw. What happens if the jackpot is not won on the night? If you match all five main winning numbers and both Lucky Stars, you will win the top prize. The guaranteed jackpot for 21st September has no bearing on the results of the next few draws. Can the jackpot be won before the Superdraw? This is unlikely to be the case in September as the jackpot was won just last week and currently stands at a relatively low £22 million. It is then likely that another Superdraw will be scheduled in the near future. If the jackpot is already so large that it exceeds the advertised amount of the Superdraw, the special event will be scrapped so that it can just continue to grow as normal. It is in place to ensure there is always enough money to pay the minimum jackpot of €17 million, and it is also used to fund special events such as Superdraws. This is a reserve pot which receives 4.8% of the prize fund from every regular draw. For this to be achieved, it is necessary to tap into the EuroMillions Booster Fund. The jackpot will need to be bumped up from whatever value it is in the draw on Tuesday 18th September. The €130 million jackpot will work out at around £115 million. The Euro is the base currency because it is used in seven of the nine participating countries, and jackpots are then converted into pounds for UK players, based on the exchange rate on the day of the draw. The jackpot will be worth a guaranteed €130 million. How big will the jackpot be on 21st September? The jackpot is increased to a guaranteed amount, regardless of how high it was in the previous draw and whether it was won or not. Superdraws are special EuroMillions events which only take place every few months.
The second EuroMillions Superdraw of the year will take place on that date, with the top prize set to be raised to its highest value since April.
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