Dave and Angela Dawes, a couple from Cambridgeshire, are celebrating their £101m Euromillions windfall- the third largest lottery jackpot ever won in UK history. The couple, whose windfall would make them a million better off than David Bowie, told that they also plan to make their friends millionaires too.
Many people have been delighted when EuroMillions rolled out some important changes, such as new Tuesday draw. Unknown to many EuroMillions player, however, is the new rule on jackpot cap and, most notably, roll down.
Tuesday EuroMillions Draws Coming Soon
EuroMilliions, one of the biggest lottery games on the planet, recently announced that it will conduct a new draw every Tuesday of the year. Changes have also been made to make winning much easier while giving away larger prizes more common. EuroMillions will start its Tuesday draws on May 10. Tickets will be available as early as May 7.
Playing the Euromillions lottery isn’t difficult, but there are a handful of tips that we can give you to make the game as enjoyable and straightforward as possible…
There are four main ways to play Euro Millions: with a single playslip, with a multiple playslip, or by using a lucky dip and also by playing online. Let’s take a quick look at each of these options:
Normally, for each week that the Euromillions jackpot is not won, all the money in the jackpot pot for that week, is rolled-over to the jackpot pool for the following draw, so it gets bigger, and bigger. But, after 11 weeks of this, i.e. for the 12th draw, (or for special designated Superdraws) the rules change, and something called a Roll down comes into action.
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