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EuroMillions Prize Breakdown: All 13 Tiers

EuroMillions pays across 13 prize tiers, from Match 2 (typically £2.50–£4) to the jackpot itself. Prizes are pooled and shared across all participating countries, so exact amounts move each draw — the table below shows every tier, its odds and the typical UK payout, most recent first. And remember: every UK line also enters the Millionaire Maker, a guaranteed £1,000,000 raffle independent of your numbers.

EuroMillions has 13 prize tiers, from matching two numbers up to the jackpot. Unlike fixed-prize UK games, most amounts change each draw — here's how the structure works.

The 13 tiers and their odds

Match	Approx. odds
5 + 2 Lucky Stars	1 in 139,838,160
5 + 1	1 in 6,991,908
5	1 in 3,107,515
4 + 2	1 in 621,503
4 + 1	1 in 31,076
3 + 2	1 in 14,125
4	1 in 13,812
2 + 2	1 in 985
3 + 1	1 in 707
3	1 in 321
1 + 2	1 in 188
2 + 1	1 in 50
2	1 in 22

Why the prizes aren't fixed

EuroMillions splits a set share of the prize fund between the winners in each tier, so payouts rise when there are fewer winners and fall when there are more. The one fixed UK prize is the Millionaire Maker raffle, which always pays £1 million. For full odds detail, see EuroMillions odds; for the entry tier, see 2 numbers on EuroMillions.

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