EuroMillions Simulator

EuroMillions simulator: play your line every Tuesday and Friday for decades in seconds, with all 13 prize tiers, and see what you'd spend, win back and how long the jackpot would take.

How you play

£2.50 a line.
Starts at about £17 million and rolls over.
Prize amounts

What happened

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Each line is checked with the real chance of every match (5 from 50 plus 2 Lucky Stars from 12). EuroMillions prizes below the jackpot are shared pools, so the amounts are typical figures you can edit under Prize amounts. Play money only.

Independent site. CasinoCalcs is not affiliated with or endorsed by the National Lottery, Allwyn, Ireland’s National Lottery or any other EuroMillions lottery. Game names are used only to describe the rules the maths is based on. Every combination has exactly the same chance of being drawn: no generator, wheel, lucky, hot or cold number can improve your odds.

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Our EuroMillions simulator plays your £2.50 line every Tuesday and Friday for as many years as you like, in seconds. Ten years is 1,040 lines and £2,600. Press Play and watch what comes back. It’s free, it’s fast, and it gives a better sense of the odds than staring at 1 in 139,838,160.

What a EuroMillions simulator tells you

EuroMillions has 13 prize tiers, more than most lotteries. That keeps the small wins coming: a prize roughly once every 13 lines. The big ones are another story.

Match Odds per line Over 10 years (1,040 lines)
2 1 in 22 about 47 times
2 + 1 star 1 in 49 about 21 times
3 1 in 314 3 or 4 times
3 + 1 star 1 in 706 once or twice
4 + 2 stars 1 in 621,503 almost never
5 + 2 stars (jackpot) 1 in 139,838,160 never

So a typical decade looks like 70-odd small wins worth a few pounds each. You’ll spend £2,600 and see about £300 to £350 back, unless a rare 4 or 5 lands.

Why the prizes are typical, not fixed

Apart from the jackpot, EuroMillions prizes are shared pools: the money for a tier is split between everyone who hits it. A busy draw with lots of 2-number winners pays less each. The CasinoCalcs simulator uses typical amounts (for example £3 for matching 2, about £45 for 3 plus 2 stars) and you can change any of them under Prize amounts. The odds are exact either way.

The long run

Push the years to 1,000. You’ll often see a 4 plus 2 stars, worth around £1,000, and still no jackpot. At two draws a week the average wait is about 1.34 million years. If you want the odds for other games side by side, try the EuroMillions odds calculator or the UK Lotto simulator. For picking a line, the EuroMillions number generator does it in one tap.

Every £2.50 line is entertainment, not an investment. BeGambleAware.org is there if it ever feels like more than that.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is the EuroMillions simulator?

The odds are exact: every line is checked using the real chance of matching 5 from 50 and 2 Lucky Stars from 12. Prizes below the jackpot are shared pools in the real game, so the simulator uses typical amounts you can edit.

How long does it take to win the EuroMillions jackpot?

The odds are 1 in 139,838,160 per line. Playing one line on both draws each week, that's about 1.34 million years on average.

What would I win playing EuroMillions for 10 years?

One line on both draws costs £2,600 over 10 years. On average about £340 comes back with typical prize amounts, mostly from 2-number and 2 + 1 star prizes.

What's the most common EuroMillions prize?

Matching 2 main numbers, about 1 in 22 lines.

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