Euro Millions Jackpot Climbs to 27 Million Francs Following Tuesday Draw

The Euro Millions jackpot will reach an estimated 27 million Swiss francs for the upcoming Friday draw after no player matched the winning combination in the most recent session. According to the [Loterie Romande](https://jeux.loro.ch/games/euromillions/ATS), Tuesday’s draw failed to produce a top-tier winner, prompting the prize pool to roll over.

Results of the Recent Draw

In the draw held on Tuesday, players were required to match the numbers 5, 29, 33, 45, and 47, along with the Lucky Star numbers 5 and 8, to claim the jackpot. As no ticket across the participating regions matched this specific combination, the grand prize remains unclaimed and will increase for the next scheduled game.

Participating Regions and Game Structure

The Euro Millions lottery is a transnational game currently available to participants in twelve European countries. In Switzerland, the game is managed and offered through the [Loterie Romande](https://jeux.loro.ch/games/euromillions/ATS), which oversees operations for the French-speaking cantons, and Swisslos, which serves the German and Italian-speaking regions. The lottery also includes participation from Liechtenstein.

The game format involves selecting five main numbers and two “Lucky Star” numbers. Because the lottery is shared across multiple jurisdictions, the jackpot grows based on ticket sales across all twelve participating nations until a winner is identified.

Odds and Participation

Winning the Euro Millions jackpot requires matching all seven numbers drawn. While the odds of hitting the jackpot are significant, the game offers multiple secondary prize tiers for matching fewer numbers. Players participating through the Loterie Romande can check their tickets and verify results directly through the official [Loterie Romande portal](https://jeux.loro.ch/games/euromillions/ATS).

The next draw is scheduled for Friday, at which time the jackpot will stand at 27 million Swiss francs. Participants are reminded that lottery play is restricted to legal adults and should be approached as a form of entertainment.