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A life-changing £25 million is up for grabs during tonight’s EuroMillions if someone can lay claim to a winning ticket. All will be revealed at 8.45pm tonight. So, do you have the winning entry?

What are the EuroMillions?

The EuroMillions describes itself as the “game with jackpots so enormous you can probably see them from space”.

A transnational lottery, the EuroMillions requires seven correct numbers to win the jackpot.

Originally, it was launched on February 7, 2004 by France’s Française des Jeux, Spain’s Loterías y Apuestas del Estado and the United Kingdom’s Camelot.

How can you play?

Every Tuesday and Friday draws are made for the EuroMillions.

Players have until 7.30pm to buy their ticket and enter the jackpot draw.

Tickets, costing £2.50 each, can be purchased by UK residents via the National Lottery website or at a number of venues, such as post offices and supermarkets.

On non-draw days, players can buy tickets for the EuroMillions between 6am and 11pm.

Five main draw numbers and two lucky stars are all that’s needed to walk away with the money. Players can opt to either choose their regular numbers or take a chance on the EuroMillions Lucky Dip.

Just five numbers and one lucky star will be enough to claim £130,554.30, while five main draw numbers alone are worth £13,561.20.

You can play up to seven lines of numbers and buy no more than 10 slips at a time.

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If you live in the UK, you must be aged at least 18 or over to play.

Should nobody find a winning ticket, then the total sum will roll over to the next draw, and so on until a winner is found.

Currently, the EuroMillions jackpot cap is set at 230m euros, after it was increased last October.

So have you won? Read on for tonight’s EuroMillions winning numbers.

What are tonight’s winning EuroMillions numbers?

Tonight’s EuroMillions draw will take place at 8.45pm. Once it’s been made, Express.co.uk will update you with the winning numbers.

On October 15, 2021 a record jackpot of £184m was won by a French ticket holder.

Meanwhile, the largest UK EuroMillions jackpot win was recorded in 2019 by an anonymous ticket holder.

The odds of a person winning the jackpot are estimated to be a one in 140 million chance.

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