With less than two weeks to the EuroMillions Superdraw, the current jackpot is £44 million. They won a £184,262,899 top prize, the largest amount ever won by a UK ticket. Eventually, the jackpot was won on May 10 by Joe and Jess Thwaite from Gloucester, England. That meant for only the second time in the history of the lottery, the EuroMillions Superdraw was cancelled. No EuroMillions jackpot had been won for over a month and the top prize had already gone through the 130 million euros mark. Why? Well, it wasn’t going to be that super because of a long run without there being a win.

The second Superdraw was due to take place on April 29 but didn’t take place. That ended a run of two Superdraws in which the enhanced jackpot wasn’t won. That took place on February 4 and a ticket sold in the UK won the €130 million (£109 million) top prize. There has been one EuroMillions Superdraw held this year. If the jackpot keeps on rising, it can reach 230 million euros which would be a EuroMillions record top prize. If the jackpot isn’t won, then it will rollover to the next draw on Tuesday June 21. The current plan is that on the third Friday of June, the EuroMillions jackpot will be enhanced to €130 million (approximately £110 million). Will this be the draw that makes you a multi-millionaire? The odds of this one taking place after April’s cancellation are looking good. Your Guide to Casino Bonuses and PromotionsĪ EuroMillions Superdraw has been announced for Friday June 17.Top Slot Features You Need to Know About.Intro to Crypto Casinos & Betting Sites.

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