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2 Numbers on EuroMillions: What You Win
Matching two main numbers on EuroMillions does win a prize — a small cash amount, usually a few pounds. Unlike a fixed-prize game, the exact figure changes every draw, so there's no single set number.
Why the amount varies
EuroMillions uses a pari-mutuel system: a share of the prize fund is split between everyone who matches in that tier. When lots of people match two numbers, the prize per person is smaller; when fewer do, it's a little larger. That's why "2 numbers" might pay £2.50 one draw and a few pounds another.
The odds of matching two
The chance of matching exactly two main numbers is about 1 in 22 — the shortest odds of any EuroMillions tier, which is why it's the lowest prize. You don't need a Lucky Star to win at this level; two main numbers alone is enough.
The bigger picture
Two numbers is the entry tier of 13. For every tier and the odds of each, see the EuroMillions prize breakdown, or compare games with EuroMillions vs Lotto odds.
Frequently asked questions
What do you win for 2 numbers on EuroMillions?
A small cash prize, typically a few pounds — the exact amount varies each draw.
What are the odds of matching 2 numbers?
About 1 in 22.
Do you need a Lucky Star too?
No — matching two main numbers alone wins the lowest tier.
Related guides: the EuroMillions prize breakdown, EuroMillions odds and EuroMillions vs Lotto odds.