The EuroMillions jackpot for Tuesday 10 November 2026 is estimated at £118 million after no ticket matched all five main numbers and both Lucky Stars in Friday's draw, when the top prize stood at £108,550,000. The winning numbers on Friday 6 November were 07, 13, 37, 47 and 49, with Lucky Stars 07 and 11, according to the published prize breakdown. Six tickets across Europe matched five main numbers and one Lucky Star, winning £128,680.10 each, and almost 2.93 million tickets won a prize across all tiers. UK players also take part in the UK Millionaire Maker, which guarantees one £1 million winner in every EuroMillions draw, and Friday's winning code was XVNL14638. The rollover makes Tuesday's EuroMillions jackpot one of the biggest prizes of the autumn, although the odds of winning it remain 1 in 139,838,160 per line, as the Westminster newsroom of The WP Times reports.
A EuroMillions line costs £2.50 in the UK, and draws take place every Tuesday and Friday evening in Paris, with National Lottery ticket sales closing at 7.30pm on draw days. If the jackpot continues to roll, it grows with each draw until it reaches the cap of €250 million, after which any further money flows down to the next prize tier. Prizes in the UK are paid tax-free as a lump sum, and players have 180 days to claim. In March 2026, a UK ticket holder scooped £181 million in a Tuesday draw, according to the PA news agency. With Christmas approaching, players are advised to check tickets carefully, sign paper tickets and be wary of scam messages claiming to be from the lottery, as police warn that anyone who did not enter a draw cannot have won it and that genuine lotteries do not charge fees to release prizes.
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EuroMillions jackpot: Friday's results
The draw on Friday 6 November 2026 produced no jackpot winner, so the top prize rolls over to Tuesday.
Winning numbers
| Draw | Main numbers | Lucky Stars |
|---|---|---|
| Friday 6 November 2026 | 07, 13, 37, 47, 49 | 07, 11 |
Prize breakdown highlights
| Prize tier | Winners | Prize each |
|---|---|---|
| 5 numbers and 2 Lucky Stars | 0 | jackpot of £108,550,000 rolls over |
| 5 numbers and 1 Lucky Star | 6 | £128,680.10 |
| 5 numbers and no Lucky Star | 0 | rolls down |
| All tiers | 2,928,049 | various |
EuroMillions jackpot for Tuesday 10 November
The estimated EuroMillions jackpot for Tuesday is £118 million. The final figure depends on ticket sales across the participating countries.
Key facts for Tuesday's draw
- Estimated jackpot: £118 million.
- Ticket price in the UK: £2.50 per line.
- Ticket sales close: 7.30pm on the day of the draw.
- UK Millionaire Maker: one guaranteed £1 million winner among UK tickets.
- Odds of winning the jackpot: 1 in 139,838,160.
How the rollover works
If no one wins the jackpot, a share of ticket sales is added to the next draw. Once the jackpot reaches the cap of €250 million, it can stay at that level for a limited number of draws before it must be won or shared among lower tiers.
Other National Lottery draws this week
Alongside the EuroMillions jackpot, the National Lottery runs several other games with draws on different days.
Draw days
| Game | Draw days |
|---|---|
| EuroMillions | Tuesday and Friday |
| Lotto | Wednesday and Saturday |
| Thunderball | Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday |
| Set For Life | Monday and Thursday |
Checking your tickets
- Online players are notified automatically through their National Lottery account.
- Paper tickets can be checked in a shop, through the National Lottery app or on the official website.
- Sign the back of paper tickets so that only you can claim the prize.
- Prizes must be claimed within 180 days of the draw.
Winning and claiming a big prize
A win of the EuroMillions jackpot is life-changing, and the National Lottery offers support to big winners, including legal and financial advice.
How big prizes are paid
- Prizes are paid as a lump sum and are free of UK income tax and capital gains tax.
- Winners can choose to remain anonymous.
- Interest earned on the money after it is paid is taxable in the usual way.
- Large winners are usually visited by a winners' adviser before the money is paid.
Recent big UK wins
In March 2026, a UK ticket holder won £181 million in a Tuesday EuroMillions draw, according to the PA news agency. The National Lottery says good causes receive a share of every ticket sold.
Scams and playing safely
Scam messages often use the excitement of a large EuroMillions jackpot to trick people into paying fees or sharing bank details.
"Never respond to any such communication. If you haven't entered a lottery then you can't have won it."
(South Yorkshire Police, lottery scam warning published by Action Fraud)
Warning signs
- A message saying you have won a draw you did not enter.
- A request to pay a fee or tax before a prize is released.
- Contact through social media, WhatsApp or text from an unknown number.
- Pressure to act quickly or keep the win secret.
Playing responsibly
The National Lottery allows players to set spending limits in their account. Support for gambling problems is available from the GamCare helpline and website.
EuroMillions jackpot: questions and answers
How much is the EuroMillions jackpot on Tuesday
The estimated EuroMillions jackpot for Tuesday 10 November 2026 is £118 million.
What were Friday's winning numbers
07, 13, 37, 47 and 49, with Lucky Stars 07 and 11.
How much does a EuroMillions ticket cost
£2.50 per line in the UK.
What are the odds of winning
1 in 139,838,160 for the jackpot.
How long do I have to claim
180 days from the date of the draw.
Background: EuroMillions in the UK
EuroMillions launched in 2004 and is played in nine countries, including the UK, France, Spain, Ireland and Portugal. The UK price rose to £2.50 per line in 2016, and the UK Millionaire Maker has guaranteed one £1 million winner per draw since 2019.
For other news this week, see our guides to new laws November 2026, Christmas delivery scams and the best savings rates for anyone lucky enough to win.
Sources used: The National Lottery, Beat Lottery, Action Fraud, PA news agency, Shropshire Star, EuroMillions, GamCare
