EuroMillions: Winning numbers revealed for huge £201m jackpot
The National Lottery EuroMillions winning numbers are 13, 30, 35, 36 and 40. The lucky numbers are 02 and 06.
No one matched the jackpot earlier in the week, meaning the prize fund is rolled over.
One UK player came close on Tuesday, winning £680,767 for matching five numbers and one Lucky Star.
The massive £201 million jackpot on Friday would make it amongst the largest in history. The record – a staggering £213 million – was won in June.
According to the National Lottery, there is a 1 in 139 million chance of winning the top prize, which increases as the jackpot grows larger and more people try their hand.
Here are the 10 biggest UK lottery wins to date – all from EuroMillions draws:
Anonymous, £213,000,000, 18 June 2025
Anonymous, £195,707,000, 19 July 2022
Joe and Jess Thwaite, £184,262,899.10, 10 May 2022
Anonymous, £177,033,699.20, 26 November 2024
Anonymous, £171,815,297.80, 23 September 2022
Anonymous, £170,221,000, 8 October 2019
Colin and Chris Weir, £161,653,000, 12 July 2011
Adrian and Gillian Bayford, £148,656,000, 10 August 2012
Anonymous, £123,458,008, 11 June 2019
Anonymous, £122,550,350, April 2021
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