Tuesday’s draw again did not result in any winners, so the EuroMillions’ largest possible jackpot is still up for grabs.
The prize – which has been capped at £167m – rolled over once more on Tuesday, so it’s still all to play for.
Here’s what you need to know about when the next EuroMillions draw is, and how much time you’ve got left to get a ticket for it…
The next EuroMillions draw, which puts players in with a chance of winning that eye-watering sum of £167m, will be on Friday, 27 September.
EuroMillions ticket sales close at 7:30pm on Tuesdays and Fridays ahead of the draws taking place that evening.
You can still buy tickets until 9pm, however, these will enter you in for the next draw.
A capped jackpot can rollover a total of four times, but if there’s still no winner after the fifth, the money will be split among the winners of the next tier.
This means that more than one millionaire could potentially be made in a single draw.
Even though your odds of winning the Euromillions jackpot are, according to the EuroMillions website, 1 in 139,838,160, the odds that a player will win any prize are much more favourable at around 1 in 13.
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