The Euromilhões jackpot climbs to an estimated 141 million euros for the upcoming Tuesday draw on November 10, 2026, after no player matched the winning combination in the previous 130 million euro draw on November 6, as reported by Magazine.HD.
Euromilhões Jackpot Reaches 141 Million Euros
- The next Euromilhões draw takes place on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, featuring an estimated 141 million euro jackpot.
- Friday’s 130 million euro draw resulted in no first-prize winners across participating countries, though two players in Portugal secured second-prize wins.
- Each single bet costs 2.50 euros and automatically includes entry into the M1lhão game.
The Numbers Behind Friday’s Draw
Friday’s high-stakes drawing on November 6 featured a massive 130 million euro Super Jackpot that drew heavy participation across Europe. Magazine.HD reported that no participant managed to match all five numbers and both lucky stars.
The winning combination consisted of the numbers 7, 13, 37, 47, and 49, alongside stars 7 and 11. Para Eles noted that the fever surrounding the 130-million-euro prize sent thousands of hopeful players to Jogos Santa Casa counters and online platforms on Friday night.
Portuguese Winners and Prize Tiers
Magazine.HD reported that six European players hit the second prize by matching five numbers and one star, netting 179,252.07 euros each before taxes. Two of those six winning bets were registered in Portugal, securing substantial payouts for local players. Additionally, 11 Portuguese tickets captured the fourth prize, each worth 718.29 euros. Para Eles reminded players that Portugal has accumulated dozens of first prizes since the game’s inception in 2004.
Tax Regulations and Next Draw Details
Attention now shifts entirely to the upcoming Tuesday drawing. Magazine.HD confirmed that the jackpot will swell to 141 million euros for the Tuesday, November 10 session. Players must select five numbers between 1 and 50 and two stars between 1 and 12, with a single bet priced at 2.50 euros.
In accordance with Portuguese legislation, any lottery winnings exceeding 5,000 euros are subject to a 20% stamp tax, a detail players must factor in as they purchase their entries for Tuesday night.
