Overview
- Tickets go on sale in France on Nov. 3 at retail points of sale, with the first seven Saturday draws scheduled for Nov. 8.
- Players choose 10 numbers from 1 to 25 for €1, with a jackpot that starts at €100,000 and increases by €100,000 each hour up to €700,000.
- If no jackpot is won earlier in the day, the seventh draw is guaranteed to be won or shared, according to Tirage Gagnant’s reporting.
- The game includes nine additional prize tiers that raise win frequency, including a minimum €1 refund in certain match combinations.
- Jackpot odds are 1 in 3,268,760, which specialized outlets say is roughly six times better than Loto and 43 times better than EuroMillions.