The EuroMillions jackpot rolled over on Friday 6 November 2026 after no entry matched all five main numbers and both Lucky Stars. Friday’s top prize was £108,550,000 (€130 million). The next draw, on Tuesday 10 November, has an estimated UK jackpot of £118 million.
The closest anyone came to winning the jackpot on Friday was five main numbers and one Lucky Star. Six entries reached that prize tier across Europe, including one UK entry worth £128,680.10. Friday paid £2.90 for two main numbers, so even a line that missed both Lucky Stars could win. The separate UK Millionaire Maker draw gave ticket holders a second result to check.
EuroMillions winning numbers for Friday 6 November 2026
The five main numbers were 7, 13, 37, 47 and 49. The two Lucky Stars were 7 and 11. The number 7 appeared in both parts of the result because the main numbers and stars come from separate sets. A 7 in the main section of your entry counts towards your main-number matches. A 7 in the star section counts towards your Lucky Star matches.
Start with the date printed on your entry, especially if you’ve kept tickets from more than one draw. Then compare one line at a time. If 13 appears on one line and 49 appears on another, each line has one main-number match. The Match 2 prize requires both numbers on the same line.
What Friday’s EuroMillions prizes paid in the UK
After the £128,680.10 prize for matching five numbers and one star, the next UK payout on Friday was £515.60 for four main numbers and both stars. There were 29 UK entries in that tier. Four numbers and one star paid £68.80, while four main numbers alone paid £28.40. Eight entries across Europe matched all five main numbers without a star, all outside the UK.
Three main numbers with both stars paid £29.90. Three main numbers with one star paid £6.50, while three main numbers alone paid £6.70. Each prize tier has its own share of the prize fund and its own number of winners. That’s how three numbers alone paid 20p more than three numbers and one star in this draw.
At the lower end of the prize list, two main numbers and both stars paid £8.90. One main number and both stars paid £4.60, while two main numbers and one star paid £3.60. The most common UK win was the £2.90 prize for two main numbers, with 385,461 winning entries in that tier.
What the number of winning entries tells you
Friday’s main draw produced 673,992 winning UK entries across all prize tiers, from the £2.90 Match 2 prize to the £128,680.10 prize for five numbers and a star. More than half of those UK wins came from the two-number tier alone. The figure counts winning lines. A ticket with several lines can contain more than one prize.
The amount beside a tier is the payout for a winning line in that draw. For example, the £2.90 Match 2 payout was 40p more than the £2.50 price of one UK line. If your ticket contains several lines, its total cost and total winnings depend on the lines you bought and the prizes each line picked up.
The same type of match can pay a different amount in a later draw. If you matched two numbers on a Tuesday ticket and two again on a Friday ticket, check each date’s prize list. That gives you the right amount for each entry before you work out what the tickets are worth together.
The £1 million UK Millionaire Maker code
Friday’s winning UK Millionaire Maker code was XVNL 14638. The code is part of a separate raffle, and the exact match was worth £1 million. The letters and digits must match in the order shown. It’s worth checking the code even if none of your main numbers came up.
A UK EuroMillions line costs £2.50 and includes a Millionaire Maker entry. The main EuroMillions draw is shared across nine European countries, but extra games depend on where the ticket was bought. France has its own My Million raffle, while Ireland offers EuroMillions Plus as an optional extra with separate numbers and prizes.
How you bought the ticket£82.49 million to £118 million
On Tuesday 3 November, the UK jackpot was about £82.49 million. The main numbers were 13, 23, 38, 39 and 48, with Lucky Stars 5 and 8. No entry landed the jackpot that night, so the prize money carried forward to Friday. The number 13 appeared again on Friday, but each draw starts afresh and earlier results have no effect on which numbers come up next.
Friday’s jackpot reached £108.55 million and rolled over again. The £118 million figure is the UK estimate for Tuesday 10 November. To win the jackpot, a single line has to match all five main numbers and both stars. If more than one line matches the full combination in the same draw, the jackpot is shared.
How to check and claim a UK EuroMillions prize
If you entered through the National Lottery website or app, sign in and look for the entry dated 6 November. For a ticket bought in a shop, you can compare your numbers by hand or ask a National Lottery retailer to scan the ticket. Keep the original paper ticket. If you bought it, check and follow the claim instructions.
The claim process depends on the prize amount and how the ticket was bought. The standard UK claim period is 180 days from the draw date. For Friday 6 November’s draw, that gives a deadline of Wednesday 5 May 2027. You bought the tickets on several dates; use the date of the winning draw to work out the deadline
How the main EuroMillions draw works
A line has five main numbers from 1 to 50 and two Lucky Stars from 1 to 12. The main game has 13 prize tiers, starting with a match of two main numbers. Draws take place on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the odds of matching all five numbers and both stars on one line are 1 in139,838,16. Matching odds stay the same when the jackpot rolls over.
Every valid combination has the same chance of coming up. Choosing five numbers in a row has the same jackpot odds as choosing numbers spread across the board. The order in which the balls are drawn also has no effect on a match. For the Lucky Stars, a line with 11 and 7 matches Friday’s result just as a line with 7 and 11 does.
Conclusion
Friday’s EuroMillions draw produced a £128,680.10 UK prize for five numbers and one star, while the top prize went unclaimed. The rollover brings the estimated UK jackpot for Tuesday 10 November to £118 million. Friday’s winning numbers and prize amounts apply to the 6 November draw.
If you still have Friday’s ticket, check each line against 7, 13, 37, 47 and 49, with Lucky Stars 7 and 11. Then compare the separate raffle code with XVNL 14638. For UK entries from this draw, the standard claim deadline is 5 May 2027.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What were the EuroMillions winning numbers on 6 November 2026?
The main numbers were 7, 13, 37, 47 and 49. The Lucky Stars were 7 and 11. The two groups are checked separately.
2. Did anyone win Friday’s £108.55 million jackpot?
No. Six entries matched five main numbers and one Lucky Star, but none matched both stars alongside the five numbers. The jackpot carried forward to Tuesday.
3. Can I win with two main numbers and no Lucky Stars?
Yes. Two main numbers on a single line qualify for the Match 2 prize. On Friday 6 November, that combination paid £2.90 in the UK.
4. What was Friday’s UK Millionaire Maker code?
The code was XVNL 14638. It was drawn separately from the main numbers and Lucky Stars, and an exact match was worth £1 million.
5. When is the next EuroMillions draw?
The next draw is on Tuesday 10 November 2026. The estimated UK jackpot is £118 million.
