EuroJackpot Number Generator
Generate random EuroJackpot lines — 5 main numbers from 1–50 plus 2 Euro numbers from 1–12, drawn Tuesdays and Fridays in Helsinki.
This generator produces random EuroJackpot lines in the game’s exact format: five main numbers from 1 to 50, plus two Euro numbers from a separate pool of 1 to 12. EuroJackpot is played across 19 European countries, with draws held in Helsinki, Finland, every Tuesday and Friday evening. Match all five main numbers and both Euro numbers to win the jackpot — a 1 in 139,838,160 chance per €2 line. The generator makes picks only; it sells no tickets and predicts nothing.
Generate EuroJackpot lines below: five main numbers from 1–50 and two Euro numbers from their own pool of 1–12.
Format and odds: EuroJackpot participating national lotteries. Last verified: November 2026. Want all six games in one place? Use the Lottery Number Generator.
Quick answers
What are the EuroJackpot number ranges?
Five main numbers from 1 to 50, plus two Euro numbers from a separate pool of 1 to 12. The Euro numbers are drawn independently, so either of them can equal one of your main numbers; the two Euro numbers must differ from each other.
The Euro number pool has been 1–12 since 25 March 2022 (it was 1–10 before), which is what set the current jackpot odds of 1 in 139,838,160. Draws are held in Helsinki every Tuesday and Friday.
Why are EuroJackpot and EuroMillions jackpot odds exactly the same?
Because the number format is identical: 5 from 50 combined with 2 from 12 gives 139,838,160 possible lines in both games. The odds follow the format, not the brand — what differs is the jackpot range (EuroJackpot €10 million start, €120 million cap; EuroMillions €17 million start, €250 million cap) and the prize structure.
The any-prize odds do differ: about 1 in 32 for EuroJackpot across 12 pari-mutuel classes, versus 1 in 13 for EuroMillions across 13 tiers. Same jackpot mountain, different foothills.
Can a number generator improve my EuroJackpot odds?
No. Every valid line has exactly the same 1 in 139,838,160 probability of matching the full draw, however it was chosen. A generator cannot raise that probability; it can only spread your lines evenly so a pari-mutuel prize, if won, is less likely to be shared with many other players holding the same birthday-based line.
EuroJackpot prizes are pari-mutuel — each class pays a share of a fund divided among its winners — so avoiding over-played combinations has slightly more practical value here than in fixed-prize games. It remains a sharing effect, never an odds effect.
How to use
- Choose how many lines to generate: 1, 3 or 5.
- Click Generate numbers. The white balls are your five main numbers (1–50); the two amber balls are the Euro numbers (1–12).
- Click again for a fresh set, or use Copy numbers to save the lines as text.
- If you play, transfer the numbers to an official EuroJackpot ticket in one of the 19 participating countries before the Tuesday or Friday sales close — this site sells no tickets.
About this tool
If those odds look familiar, there is a reason: EuroJackpot uses a number matrix identical to EuroMillions (5 from 50 plus 2 from 12), so the jackpot probability is identical too. The games differ in their money, not their maths. EuroJackpot jackpots start lower, at a guaranteed €10 million, and stop at a hard cap of €120 million — less than half the EuroMillions ceiling — while its 12 prize classes are all pari-mutuel, meaning every prize amount depends on ticket sales and winner counts.
EuroJackpot’s current format dates from 25 March 2022, a reform that changed the game in three ways at once: a Tuesday draw was added alongside Friday, the Euro number pool grew from 10 to 12, and the jackpot cap rose from €90 million to €120 million. The pool change alone moved the jackpot odds from 1 in 95,344,200 to today’s 1 in 139,838,160, so any page quoting the smaller figure is describing the pre-2022 game. The overall chance of winning some prize is about 1 in 32, with the smallest class requiring just two main numbers plus one Euro number.
EuroJackpot launched on 23 March 2012 — eight years after EuroMillions — and deliberately covers a different map: it is strong in Germany, Scandinavia and Central and Eastern Europe, and it is not sold in the UK at all. A random generator is useful here for the same reason as in every game on this site: it spreads lines evenly across both pools instead of clustering them where hand-picked birthday lines pile up, which slightly reduces the chance of sharing a pari-mutuel prize. It does not, and cannot, make a win more likely. Last verified: November 2026.
EuroJackpot rules at a glance
| Main numbers | 5 different numbers from 1–50 |
|---|---|
| Euro numbers | 2 different numbers from a separate pool of 1–12 |
| Draw days | Tuesday and Friday evenings, drawn in Helsinki, Finland |
| Cost of a real line | €2, plus a small processing fee in most countries |
| Jackpot odds | 1 in 139,838,160 per line |
| Odds of any prize | About 1 in 32 (twelve prize classes, all pari-mutuel) |
| Jackpot starts at | A guaranteed €10 million |
| Jackpot cap | €120 million — excess flows down to the next prize class |
| Format note | Current format since 25 March 2022 (Euro pool was 1–10, cap €90 million before) |
Frequently asked questions
What happens when the EuroJackpot jackpot reaches its €120 million cap?
It stays at €120 million until it is won. Unlike EuroMillions there is no must-be-won countdown: money that would push the jackpot past the cap flows down into the next prize class instead, which can make the 5+1 prize unusually large during long cap runs.
What changed in EuroJackpot in 2022?
Three things, all from 25 March 2022: a second weekly draw on Tuesdays was added, the Euro number pool grew from 10 to 12, and the jackpot cap rose from €90 million to €120 million. The pool change lengthened the jackpot odds from 1 in 95,344,200 to 1 in 139,838,160.
What does pari-mutuel mean for EuroJackpot prizes?
All 12 prize classes are paid as shares of the prize fund, divided among everyone who matched that class in that draw. There are no fixed prize amounts: a class with few winners pays each winner more, a crowded class pays less. That is also why avoiding popular combinations has a small real value in this game.
Can I play EuroJackpot in the UK?
No — EuroJackpot has no UK operator and is not sold by the National Lottery. It is sold in 19 European countries including Germany, Finland, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain and Poland, and tickets must be bought under the rules of a participating country.
Where and when is EuroJackpot drawn?
In Helsinki, Finland, every Tuesday and Friday evening, under notarial supervision. Every participating country uses the same central draw and the same odds; only ticket prices’ fees, taxes and claim rules are national.
Are there luckier Euro numbers to pick?
No. Each of the 12 Euro numbers is equally likely in every draw, and the same holds for the main pool. Apparent patterns in past results are random clustering; the draw has no memory and no number is ever “due”.
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