Eurojackpot Results for Friday 8th January 2016
Germany’s run of success on Eurojackpot continued on Friday 8th January as two players from the country claimed over half a million euros each, though the jackpot went unclaimed. One ticket holder from Germany had scooped the €49.6 million jackpot in the previous draw on New Year’s Day, and the top prize will now climb to €14 million after rolling over this past Friday.
The numbers drawn on Friday were 1, 2, 5, 24 and 47 with Euro numbers 3 and 8. While nobody could pocket the top prize, the two big winners from Germany both matched five main numbers plus one Euro number to land €514,927 each. One of the lucky players bought their ticket in Baden-Württemberg, while the other came from Lower Saxony.
There were also two players from Denmark in the next winning winning tier, who matched five main numbers to earn €181,739 each. There were over 500,000 other prize winners across the continent, snapping up cash rewards ranging from €7.50 in the bottom two prize tiers up to €4,487 for matching four main numbers plus two Euro numbers. Visit the Eurojackpot Results section to find a full prize breakdown.
The player who won the €49.6 million jackpot a week earlier has already come forward to claim their prize. It has emerged that the winner was a man from the Cologne area who only played the game occasionally, and entered Friday’s game spontaneously after passing by a retailer.
Tickets are available now for the next Eurojackpot draw, and you can play from wherever you are in the world. Even if you are not a resident of any of the 17 participating nations, lottery concierge services allow you to get involved from other parts of the globe. Check out the Play Eurojackpot section for more information, and good luck!
Article Last Updated: Monday 23rd January 2017 at 10:59 AM
