No player matched the winning combination for the €89 million Euromillions jackpot drawn on Friday, July 31, 2026, according to results released by Française des Jeux. While the top prize rolled over, multiple participants across Europe and in France secured lower-tier prizes.
Euromillions Results and Prize Breakdown for July 31, 2026
The winning numbers drawn on Friday, July 31, 2026, were 10, 24, 25, 31, and 45, paired with the étoile numbers 5 and 4, as reported by Française des Jeux. The MyMillion code associated with the French portion of the draw was AW 461 1722.
According to the official prize distribution, no ticket guessed all five main numbers and both étoile numbers to claim the €89 million jackpot. However, two tickets across the pan-European network matched the five main numbers and one étoile number, earning their owners €343 065,50 each. Neither of those winning tickets was validated in France.
At the second tier, eight tickets correctly matched the five main numbers without any étoile numbers. One of those winning grids was purchased in France, netting its holder €20 045. Additionally, seven of the 38 winning tickets for the fourth tier were validated in France, paying out €1,314,40 per winner.
How to Play Euromillions
Participating in the Euromillions lottery involves selecting five numbers between 1 and 50, alongside two star numbers chosen from a pool of 12 available options. Tickets can be purchased at authorized Française des Jeux retail locations, through the official fdj.fr website, or via the FDJ mobile application.
According to Française des Jeux, the odds of matching all numbers to win the primary jackpot with a single standard combination are roughly one in 139 million. Players can also opt for supplementary features such as the Étoile+ option, which the operator states provides approximately a one-in-3.8 chance of securing an additional win. Other available methods include subscription models for regular play and multichance syndicates. Drawings take place twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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