Tips to Win the EuroMillions Lottery

What You Should Do to Increase Your Chances of Winning the EuroMillions Lotto! 

You have probably read about some of the lucky people who win enormous lottery jackpots and have wanted to know if there is some way to ensure that your odds of winning are improved. The truth is that there is no fool proof, tried and tested way to make sure that you win. It ultimately comes down to the luck of the draw that can turn you into a EuroMillions winner. That being said, according to experts and people who have actually won a huge jackpot or won more than once, there are a few things you can do to increase your chances of winning.

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How to Win the Lotto and Become an Instant Millionaire?

Here Are 5 Tips That May Help Increase Your Chances of Winning The EuroMillions Lottery: 

1. BUY MORE TICKETS! 

Of course, the more tickets you buy, the greater your chances are of winning the lottery!  It’s a simple law of probability: the more tickets, the greater your odds. 

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2. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A LOTTERY SYNDICATE.  

By joining a syndicate/ group of other lottery players you are able to joint-purchase a large number of tickets and give your chance of winning the lottery an enormous boost. Of course, you’ll have more people to share the money with, but you probably won’t be complaining if you land a €200 million jackpot between 150 people! Playing in a lottery syndicate or group is a sure fire way to increase your odds without spending fortunes and is so very easily done on First World Lottos Online. 

THE MAJORITY OF WINNERS ARE SYNDICATE GAME PLAYERS.

This shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone as the amount your odds increase by when playing group games is huge!  For example: playing the EuroMillions in one of our Syndicate’s monthly, you will receive 300 lines, that is 300 CHANCES of winning BIG every month for just £29.00!!!

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3. DON’T PICK CONSECUTIVE NUMBERS. 

If you are playing a jackpot such as the EuroMillions where you need to predict 5 winning numbers and where the numbers go up to 50/55, the total of your numbers should be between 104 and 176. According to studies, 70% of all lottery jackpots have sums that fall within that range. First World Lottos Online quick pick automatic number generator used on all our lottery games makes it easy to pick a good set of numbers, that will increase your odds of walking away as a winner! 

 

4. UNIQUE SET OF NUMBERS. 

Many people play numbers that correspond to dates, such as their own birthday and birthdays of family members. This means that there are often more numbers chosen between 1 and 31 to correspond with the day of the month. If you choose higher numbers than 31, you won’t increase chances of winning, but you will boost your odds of not sharing a jackpot with another winner.

 

5. DON’T CHOOSE ALL OF YOUR SELECTED NUMBERS FROM THE SAME NUMBER GROUP

or that end with the same digit. It’s possible that you may win, but the probability is still very low.

 

HOW CAN I INCREASE MY CHANCES OF WINNING THE LOTTERY?  

As lottery players, we’ve all asked ourselves this simple question: can I increase my chances of winning the lottery?

Of course there’s no magic formula or strategy that can help you predict the winning numbers and win big. After all, everyone knows the odds of winning any lottery are one in several millions. 

But just because something is hard or unlikely to happen doesn’t mean that it could never happen and only if you have a ticket will you actually be in the running to win! Like most sports or hobbies that you first take up they seem impossible to master but the more you play or practice the better you get and the same applies to winning a jackpot. You need to ensure you regularly purchase tickets to increase your odds and opportunities. Every day, week and month there are stories of winners – all of whom never expected to win the jackpot – and if they were lucky enough, why not you, hey?

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The EuroMillions lottery is one of the best ways to turn yourself from rags to riches! Give yourself the upper hand by reading our comprehensive guide to EuroMillions and gather all the information you need on the most popular pan-European lottery.

Breaking News!

EuroMillions is what everyone is talking about! After incredible jackpots won in 2019, EuroMillions raised their already enormous jackpot cap from €190 million to €200 Million.  

What Is the EuroMillions Lottery?

EuroMillions is a transnational European lottery with draws held every Tuesday and Friday. Players pick 5 main numbers (1-50) and 2 Lucky Stars (1-12), players can win a jackpot that starts at €17,000,000 and can climb as high as the jackpot cap of €190,000,000, as well as prizes in 12 other prize divisions. 

Play EuroMillions With First World Lottos Online 

First World Lottos Online offers players the opportunity to play the EuroMillions lottery in a Syndicate. 

If you’re in it to win it, our EuroMillions Syndicates are probably the most lucrative EuroMillions play options, especially if you want to boost your EuroMillions odds. By joining a syndicate/ group of other lottery players you are able to joint-purchase a large number of tickets and give your chance of winning the lottery an enormous boost. 

What Are EuroMillions Superdraws?

From time to time, the EuroMillions announces a special EuroMillions Superdraw, which replaces the jackpot at the time and instead takes place with a starting guaranteed jackpot of €100 million. The Superdraw is played in exactly the same manner as the regular EuroMillions lottery – players pick 5 main numbers and 2 Lucky Stars. If not won, the Superdraw jackpot rolls over and continues to climb as high as its cap of €190 million, similar to the regular EuroMillions. The jackpot, if still not won, remains at that amount for a maximum of four drawings.

History of the EuroMillions Lottery

The EuroMillions lottery was launched in February 2004 by three participating countries: France, Spain and the UK. Just a few months later (on 8 September 2004, to be precise), six more countries joined the fold: Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal and Switzerland. The very first EuroMillions draw took place on 13 February 2004. On that opening night a French lottery player managed to scoop up the first EuroMillions jackpot in history.

In November 2009, the EuroMillions lottery introduced an upper limit to its jackpot prize. First this limit was set at €185 million and every time the jackpot had a winner, the future limit would be €5 million higher. The first time this happened was in July 2011, when a British couple won the €185 million EuroMillions jackpot. The EuroMillions jackpot cap was then increased by €5 million to €190 million. 

EuroMillions introduced a Tuesday night draw in May 2011. At that time, changes were also made to the game format. A new winning category was introduced for players who correctly match two main numbers and the guessing range of the Lucky Star numbers was increased from 9 to 11 numbers. To promote the changes, EuroMillions organised the first of its legendary Superdraws.

Starting from 24 September 2016, the Lucky Stars numbers were increased to a pool of 12 numbers and the guaranteed EuroMillions jackpot was increased to €17 million. The rule regarding the jackpot cap was amended to state that the maximum jackpot of €190 million would remain for up to four draws and if not won, that amount would be divided up between the winner(s) in the next highest winning prize category.

Following a string of huge jackpots, EuroMillions decided that starting 1 February 2020, the €190 million would be boosted to a staggering €250 million! Under the new format, the jackpot will rollover until it reaches €200 million. After the cap has been reached, the jackpot can roll over another 5 times, increasing by €10 million each time until it reaches the absolute maximum of €250 million, which will then be split amongst the winners of the next highest prize category if not won. This big change comes right on the heels of SuperEnalotto’s €209 million jackpot, which broke all European jackpot records!

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