Results of the draw for Tuesday, August 27, 2024

State lotteries and betting companies celebrated the event Tuesday, August 27, 2024 new EuroMillions draw. The winning numbers were: 01, 08, 11, 42 and 47. The stars were 04 and 11. The million was FZT82327..

Distribution of prizes and cash distribution

50% of the total revenue raised by Euromillions is allocated for bonuses, and the other half goes directly to the state treasury. will be under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Finance. There are 13 prize categories with different percentages of money allocated to prizes for each of them:

1st category: 5+2. It is obtained if five numbers of the winning combination plus two stars match. Depending on the draw, 43.2% or 27% of the amount is distributed between the winners in this category.
2nd category: 5+1. It is obtained if five numbers of the winning combination plus one star match. 3.95% of the amount is distributed among the winners in this category.
3rd category: 5+0. It is obtained if all five numbers of the winning combination are guessed. The correct answers in this category account for 0.92% of the total.
4th category: 4+2. It is obtained if you guessed four numbers of the Winning combination plus two stars. The correct answers in this category are distributed 0.45% of the total.
5th category: 4+1. It is obtained if you guessed four numbers of the Winning Combination plus one star. The correct answers in this category are distributed 0.48% of the total.
Category 6: 3+2. It is obtained if you guessed three numbers of the Winning combination plus two stars. The correct answers in this category are distributed 0.67% of the total.
7th category: 4+0. It is obtained if you guessed four numbers of the winning combination. The correct answers in this category are distributed 0.38% of the total.
8th category: 2+2. It is obtained if two numbers of the Winning Combination plus two stars match. 1.75% of the amount is distributed among the winners in this category.
Category 9: 3+1. It is obtained if you match three numbers of the Winning Combination plus one star. 1.85% of the amount is distributed among the winners in this category.
10th category: 3+0. It is obtained if three numbers of the winning combination are guessed. 3.95% of the amount is distributed among the winners in this category.
Category 11: 1+2. It can be obtained by guessing the number from the winning combination plus two stars. 4.95% of the amount is distributed among the winners in this category.
Category 12: 2+1. It is obtained if two numbers of the Winning combination plus a star match. Among the correct ones, 14.85% of the total number is distributed in this category.
Category 13: 2+0. It is obtained if two numbers of the winning combination match. 18.25 of the total is distributed among the correct ones in this category.
“Booster fund” or reserve fund. Depending on the draw, 4.8% or 21% of the total goes into this reserve fund. This amount goes into the Superdraw pot to cover the minimum prize of €17 million, and the draw is held when enough money has accumulated.

There is a cap on the EuroMillions jackpot for first prizes, which is €190 million. All earnings from this amount accumulate to the next prize level. and the jackpot limit can be accumulated four more times, but if there is still no winner in the last draw, the entire jackpot amount goes to the winners of the next category.

Origins of the EuroMillions draw

EuroMillions is played in Europe and the participating countries are responsible for its administration. In Spain, the official body responsible for all lotteries is LAE or Loterías y Apuestas del Estado.

On 13 February 2004, the first EuroMillions draw took place, with only France, Spain and the United Kingdom taking part. It was not until 8 October 2004 that Austria, Ireland, Belgium, Portugal, Luxembourg and Switzerland joined in. Of the 28 member states of the European Union, only 9 currently participate in EuroMillions.

Since its inception, the honour of winning the €190 million has gone to two winners from the UK in 2012, a single winner from Portugal in 2014 and the most recent from Spain in 2017.

Another important fact is the millions of euros in prizes that go unclaimed each year. The most common reasons are: lost tickets, torn tickets and even unchecked tickets. The last reason may be due to tickets expiring, as in Spain there is a deadline of 90 calendar days from the draw to claim a lottery ticket. One of the largest unclaimed prizes was in 2012 in the UK, when no winner claimed their £63 million prize. In that case, the amount was donated to charity, but in Spain, unclaimed prizes are handed over to the Ministry of Finance.

About the additional game “El Millon”

El Millón was born in 2016 in Spain and was introduced as an additional game in the EuroMillions Friday draw, whereby when a EuroMillions ticket is validated, El Millón is automatically included at no extra cost. Both tickets purchased for Tuesday and Friday are included in this additional game.

The special thing about this game is that the prize is guaranteed as it is drawn among existing combinations, so there will always be one winner in each draw. The winning combination consists of a code of 3 letters and 5 numbers, which must be guessed in the correct order. Since this is a game related to EuroMillions betting, as you place your bets, the same number of codes are generated, so if you take part in 3 bets, you will receive 3 El Millón codes.

How to take part in EuroMillions?

Euromillions ticket Consists of 5 identical blocks or tables.. In turn, each block consists of two grids: one of numbers, consisting of 50 cells (numbers from 1 to 50), and the other of stars, consisting of 12 cells (numbers from 1 to 12).

To play EuroMillions, you need to choose the type of bet you want to take part in: a “single bet”, consisting of choosing 5 numbers plus 2 stars. In this mode, each block represents a bet, so you can take part in a maximum of 5 bets on the same ticket. Another option is a “Multiple Bet”, in which 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 numbers from the first block of the ticket will be marked plus 3, 4 or 5 stars. In this mode, the price varies depending on the number of numbers chosen.

EuroMillions Price and Program

EuroMillions takes place every Tuesday and Friday. The draw takes place in Paris at 21:00 CET, meaning players from some participating countries will be able to take part earlier. The UK, Ireland and Portugal at 20:00 and Spain, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, Austria and Switzerland at 21:00. Since September 2016, lottery tickets in most countries cost €2.50 per bet.

Note: EL ESPAÑOL is not responsible for any errors or omissions regarding the published prizes and/or results of any existing draws. The only valid official list is that provided by the “Society of State Lotteries and Betting” (SELAE).