Overview
- The Eurojackpot draw on Friday, June 26 produced the official numbers 17, 25, 35, 39, 41 and Euro numbers 5 and 9, and a single ticket from Sauerland in North Rhine-Westphalia matched all seven numbers.
- Eurojackpot’s press office and national lottery checks confirmed the sole first-prize payout of exactly €87,264,546.90 to the NRW ticket holder.
- Five players won the second prize of €481,471.60 each from Bavaria (two winners), Lower Saxony, Estonia and Sweden, while three players won €452,546.00 each in the third prize tier from Hamburg, Lower Saxony and Iceland.
- The Eurojackpot draw is held twice weekly in Helsinki with separate machines for the five main numbers and the two Euro numbers and results are centrally verified in Münster; the game starts at €10 million and caps at €120 million with odds of about 1 in 139,838,160 for the top prize.
- The win ends a run of missed draws that had driven the pot higher this month and sends the jackpot back to its €10 million starting level for the next draw on Tuesday, June 30, giving players a fresh chance while many winners begin claiming six- and seven-figure payouts.