Play Euromillions & UK National Lottery

Before the weekend, there were some massive lottery jackpots available in the UK, and after the draws, the lottery jackpots just keep climbing. Friday’s Euromillions jackpot rolled for the fourth time on Friday evening, and now the UK Lotto has rolled again, making it a triple rollover! Last night’s UK lotto draw was worth a staggering £13 million but even with higher than expected sales on lottery tickets, no one matched all the winning numbers to scoop the jackpot.

Well, what an exciting weekend it is this weekend for UK Lottery players. A Euromillions triple rollover for Friday evening and then tonight, there’s a double Lotto rollover up for grabs. Everyone’s talking about the draws so if you haven’t yet checked the weekend rollover results then you must do so now, and it’s also time to buy lottery tickets for tonight’s UK Lotto double rollover!

As previously reported, the EuroMillions jackpot this Friday 4 March will be worth around €59 million (around £51 million) thanks to a triple rollover, so we thought it would be a good idea to provide some shopping-list ideas for anyone who is lucky enough to win that amount. We all know that even a standard EuroMillions jackpot of €15 million is more than enough to buy mansions and fast cars, so what could you do with almost six times as much? Read on and we’ll tell you…

EuroMillions players are fast to accept some of the new games available from the National Lottery, including Thunderball and the two UK Millionaire Super Raffles. Other games like the scratch tickets from Camelot are all working together to set new sales records for the lottery giant.

Camelot, the owner of the National Lottery, said it achieved record ticket sales this year, helped by a new-look Thunderball game and two special UK Millionaire Super Raffles.

All around the world, on all sorts of lottery draws there are always some prizes that just don’t get claimed. While they don’t make up a huge total of lottery winners, it’s still frustrating, especially as it’s often a life-changing lottery jackpot. No one really understands why some players don’t check their lottery tickets but this week the National Lottery count lost winners, to give players an idea of just how much they’re losing out on.

Did you have lottery tickets for last night’s Lotto rollover? At an estimated £7.5 million it was higher than usual, but actually got even higher than expected in the event. Last night, Lotto players were scrambling for a jackpot worth £7.9 million but despite evidence of high ticket sales, no one matched all the winning numbers in the draw, creating a Lotto double roller this weekend!

It’s Wednesday and that means it’s time for the UK Lotto rollover, your last chance to buy tickets before the £7.5 million draw this evening. On Saturday evening there was no winner on the UK Lotto, and it’s that fact that sees an estimated £7.5 million jackpot. Saturday’s jackpot reached a higher than expected £4.8 million, and that has attributed to this rollover sitting slightly higher than estimate. Should tonight’s draw create high ticket sales then it’s likely to be nearer to £8 million.

A lottery scratchcard player is celebrating after winning a prize worth £77,777 in the Super 7s game. Gareth Campbell, who is 28 years old, purchased the scratchcard from his local Asda store, and it was the number 7 which motivated him to give his luck a chance to show itself. Now that he has won the top prize, he intends to put it to good use – not by spending it on a fast car or a luxury holiday, but by using it to set up his own small business.