There was a huge jackpot up for grabs on Tuesday night’s lottery draw

A huge £106m was up for grabs in the EuroMillions draw on Tuesday night – but did anybody win? It comes after nobody secured the top cash prize on Friday (July 18), meaning the jackpot rolled over.

Tonight’s winning numbers were 8, 15, 26, 33, 41 and the lucky stars 9 and 10.

Last month, an Irish family syndicate scooped the maximum EuroMillions amount of £208m. This was the largest lottery win ever and beat the previous records.

Speaking earlier this week, a member of the family, who have chosen to remain anonymous, described the win as “surreal”.

He described watching the RTE evening news and the moment he checked the ticket.

“I was watching the Nine O’Clock News and saw that someone in Ireland had the winning EuroMillions ticket. So naturally, I got my ticket and scanned it on the National Lottery app, and a message popped up, ‘You’ve won big, contact the National Lottery’.

“Obviously, this wasn’t a message that I was used to seeing, so I must have checked it four more times, I just couldn’t believe my eyes.

The jackpot had reached the maximum amount on June 6 after rolling over several times.

The current record holder for the largest UK National Lottery win ever is an anonymous player who scooped a hefty £195m jackpot on July 19, 2022.

Just just two months prior to that, Joe and Jess Thwaite, from Gloucester, scored £184,262,899 with a Lucky Dip ticket for the draw on May 10, 2022.

Following Joe and Jess, the UK’s third biggest win came after an anonymous ticket-holder secured the £177m jackpot in the draw on November 26, 2024. The biggest win so far in 2025 has been £83 million in January.

Did anybody win the £106m EuroMillions jackpot on Tuesday?

No one won the jackpot again on Tuesday, July 22. That means the jackpot will roll over to Friday night (July 25) with the jackpot an estimated £119m.

While no one won the main prize, five people across Europe managed to match five numbers and one lucky star – winning nearly £100,000 each.

A further 13 people matched the main five numbers – netting nearly £9,000 each.