The Euromillones draw on July 10 features a €29 million jackpot. No top prize winners were recorded on July 7. Ticket sales close earlier online than in shops. The winning numbers and key details are now available.
The Euromillones lottery draw held on Friday, July 10, 2026, has raised the stakes with a €29 million jackpot after no tickets matched all five numbers and two stars in the previous draw. The absence of a First Category winner on Tuesday, July 7, means the prize pool has rolled over, intensifying interest across Spain and other participating countries.
This Friday's winning combination consists of the numbers 2, 14, 28, 33, and 48, with stars 8 and 10. In addition, the code for the Spanish-only 'El Millón' draw is DNK04598, awarding one million euros to a single ticket holder in Spain. The minimum cost to participate in Euromillones is €2.5 per bet, with at least two draws per week—Tuesday and Friday—bringing the minimum weekly spend to €5 for those playing both days.
Tickets can be purchased at physical lottery outlets until 20:30 on draw days, while online sales close earlier, at 19:00. Players can also opt for multiple bets on a single ticket, increasing their chances but raising the total cost. The structure of the game requires selecting five numbers from 1 to 50 and two stars from 1 to 12. Each ticket includes five blocks, allowing for several combinations per play. Every bet also generates a unique code for 'El Millón,' exclusive to Spain, where one participant is guaranteed a €1 million prize each draw.
Unlike some lotteries, Euromillones does not offer a fixed jackpot for the top prize. The amount depends on the accumulated pool, but the minimum is always set at €17 million. Participation is open to residents of any country where local regulations permit online lottery play. Winnings can be claimed at official lottery outlets or online, with a three-month window to collect prizes before tickets and winnings expire.
Even if players do not match all five numbers and two stars, there are several secondary prize categories. These range from matching five numbers and one star, down to combinations such as one number and two stars. The value of these prizes varies, depending on the total sales and the number of winners in each category. The full prize breakdown includes: 5+1, 5+0, 4+2, 4+1, 4+0, 3+2, 3+1, 3+0, 2+2, 2+1, 2+0, and 1+2.
For those following major events in Spain this July, the excitement around Euromillones coincides with other high-profile happenings, such as Spain's upcoming football semifinal against France, which is set to draw national attention according to recent coverage of the World Cup schedule. Both events highlight a week of anticipation and high stakes for many residents.
Euromillones remains one of the most popular lotteries in Europe, with millions participating each week. The flexible jackpot structure and the additional 'El Millón' prize make it especially attractive in Spain. Players are reminded to check deadlines for ticket purchases and to claim any winnings within the three-month period. The current €29 million jackpot is among the larger pools seen this summer, reflecting the continued popularity and suspense surrounding each draw.
