EuroMillions, a transnational lottery that spans nine European countries, including Spain, France, and Belgium, continues to make dreams come true with huge rollover jackpots. This lottery was launched in 2004 and offers draws twice a week. Over the years, the game has been responsible for creating hundreds of millionaires, and this Friday’s rollover was no exception.
There was just one ticket in the Euromillions winner that walked away with the accumulated jackpot of €123 million, as it had correctly matched all five numbers as well as both stars on the ticket.
In a small village in Belgium, a lucky ticket holder was a member of a syndicate, and in fact, he was a member of a syndicate in his village.
One of the group members has been reported to have divided the winning equally among the group members in EUR5.6 Million. The win was the third major one in Belgium in recent weeks.
To present the excitement of EuroMillions, the prize of the Euromillion winner is to demonstrate how even the minor prizes may change life. The Lucky numbers this Friday were 14, 18, 31, 35, 46, and the Lucky stars were 7 and 11. So where was the Euromillions “El Millon” prize? Big wins also belonged to Spain in this draw. Another millionaire was born out of the El Millon code, which is a raffle available to Spanish participants that offers a EUR1 million jackpot. Lottery Administration No. 59 in Malaga, which is based at Calle Marmoles 41, sold the winning ticket, making the local community joyous.
Further, under the second category of matching five numbers and one star, three winners in Europe each took home EUR 289,000. One of them was in Spain, which was certified by Administracion No. 1, Ardales, Malaga, as certified by Loterias y Apuestas del Estado. The El Millon code was XKD54190.
The jackpot has been reinstated, and the next EuroMillions will see a guaranteed EUR17 million in the first category winning, which will lure players to give the lottery a second chance. In EuroMillions, the lottery stipulates a limit on the size of the jackpot, which is EUR250 million; then any surplus amount is added to lower levels to make sure that the prizes are well spread.
Largest Euromillions wins ever.
By records, the biggest EuroMillions winner jackpot was EUR250 million, which has been achieved and won three times in the year 2025 alone: by an anonymous winner in Austria (March 28), and by a family syndicate in Cork, Ireland (June 17) and most recently a ticket-holder who is an anonymous winner in France (August 19).
The largest EuroMillions lottery win in Spain has been EUR190 million, which was won by an unidentified ticket holder in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria on October 6, 2017, but still remains the largest in the country even after several big wins over the following years. Other notable victories by Spain include EUR163 million in Barcelona in the year 2013
