One fortunate player has clinched the £106 million jackpot in the latest EuroMillions draw. The winning numbers for tonight’s draw are 14, 18, 31, 35, 46, with the Lucky Stars 7 and 11. This significant rollover prize was won by a ticket-holder from Belgium after the previous £94 million jackpot remained unclaimed. Despite no UK player capturing the top prize, one participant matched five main numbers and one Lucky Star, securing a prize of £199,343.80.
Lottery officials have announced that there is just one week left for the holder of a million-pound EuroMillions ticket purchased in Birmingham on 15 August 2025 to come forward. The winning code for the ticket is VLPL 28287, and the deadline for claiming the prize is 11 February 2026.
In Tuesday’s EuroMillions draw, no jackpot winners emerged from the UK, leading to the jackpot rolling over to tonight’s draw, where the prize escalated to an impressive £106 million. While no one matched all five main numbers and two Lucky Stars, two individuals did match the five main numbers, entitling them to a prize of £63,720.60.
Participants have until 7.30pm to acquire tickets for tonight’s EuroMillions and Thunderball draws. The Thunderball draw, offering a prize of £500,000, will take place at 8pm, with hopefuls having until 7.30pm to participate.
To win the £106 million EuroMillions jackpot tonight, players must select five numbers from 1 to 50 and two Lucky Stars from 1 to 12. Matching all these numbers is necessary to claim the full amount. However, matching five main numbers and one Lucky Star yields £130,554.30, while five main numbers without any Lucky Stars result in a prize of £13,561.20.
The odds of winning the EuroMillions are slim, with approximately 1 in 139 million chances of hitting the jackpot. However, the odds of winning any prize stand at 1 in 13.
Tuesday’s £94 million jackpot was a quadruple rollover, remaining unclaimed for four draws in a row. Consequently, tonight’s £106 million jackpot represents a quintuple rollover. The EuroMillions jackpot can rollover a maximum of five times before it must be won.
The winning EuroMillions numbers will be disclosed at 8.30pm tonight, while the Thunderball numbers will be revealed at 8pm. Last year in June, the largest EuroMillions jackpot in history was won by a ticket-holder in Cork, Ireland, who received €250 million (£215 million).