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With nobody winning Euromillions on Tuesday 24th July, the Euromillions Jackpot for Friday 27th July will be £105 million! Plus the chance to be one of 100 National Lottery Millionaires in the Euromillions Olympic Millionaire Raffle!




The one-off National Lottery draw to create 100 millionaires as a 'thank you' to players for helping fund the London Olympics will be drawn next week - all the latest news on this will appear on this page. Click here for the TV advert!

The EuroMillions Millionaire Raffle draw will take place on the night of the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games on July 27

Fridays Euromillions draw could be a huge one - with a Euromillions Jackpot over £100 million and 100 extra millionaires on the UK streets! On 27th July the National Lottery are creating 100 UK millionaires, with the EuroMillions UK Millionaire Raffle.


When you buy a EuroMillions ticket you are automatically entered into the UK Millionaire Raffle. Why not sign up for an account and play in advance today to make sure you don't miss out on your chance to be one of the lucky 100 UK millionaires? Click on the banner below to play now!





When purchasing your EuroMillions tickets online, simply select the 'Number of weeks' on your play slip as 2 or more – then you can buy your tickets for this week's draw and for the Friday 27th July draw at the same time!

Playing in advance gives you one less thing to worry about each week and is the best way to make sure you're in this unbelievable draw.

The previous big Euromillions promotion was in  May when they made 18 millioniares with the millionaire raffle, as well as a £51 million Euromillions Jackpot.

The June 8th EuroMillions jackpot prize of £63,837,543.60 has yet to be claimed from a ticket bought in the Stevenage & Hitchin Area. National Lottery players are being urged to check, double-check and triple-check their tickets for the chance to claim this staggering prize in time

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£63.8 million Euromillions prize remains unclaimed

The £63.8 million Euromillions prize won by a UK ticket holder remains unclaimed nearly a fortnight after the draw.

There were two jackpot winners in the June 8 draw - one in Belgium and one in the UK. But the owner of the British lucky ticket - who could be an individual or a syndicate - is yet to come forward to collect the £63,837,543.60 prize.

If the prize is not claimed by 6pm on Thursday, the area in which the ticket was bought will be named by the National Lottery. There would then be a publicity drive in the region on Friday in a bid to find the winner.

A National Lottery spokeswoman said: "This area is provided by Camelot's security team in line with its licence obligations and is designed to encourage tickets to be checked but also to enable the ticket-holder to remain anonymous if they wish."

For more information go to : http://www.findmeajackpot.co.uk/n/30/Uk+National+Lotto+Results+June+20th 

 

A bored mother who was fed up with her partner constantly watching Euro 2012 on television has won £1.3million after playing online bingo to pass the time. Lisa Potter, 33, from Witney, Oxfordshire, placed a £5 bet to entertain herself when Terry Goodman refused to turn over the daily coverage of the football tournament. And while he was glued to Spain's 4-0 win over Ireland last Thursday evening, the mother-of-three won the entire rollover jackpot in only her second spin on Ladbrokes Bingo.
	Lisa Potter celebrates her £1.3 million Jackpot win on Ladbrokes Bingo with friends and family
Lisa said : 'I had a spare minute and wanted to get away from the football so I decided to log on. 'As soon as I saw the size of the jackpot I thought it was worth a go - and I couldn't believe my eyes when it said that I'd won. 'I can't remember much after, it's all a blur. My kids came into the room and we all started screaming. It's like a madhouse in here.' Ladbrokes has already handed over a cheque for £1,364,745.23 to Miss Potter at a champagne party. She now plans to treat her family to a luxury holiday and a new house and car. She said: 'We're a normal family so this will change my life forever. The first thing we're going to do is buy a new house before treating ourselves The jackpot is the third largest win in the history of the game and is the biggest payout on a similar game in more than three years. Ladbrokes has also reported an upturn of 400 per cent in similar cases as women play bingo to pass the time during Euro 2012 matches. Alex Donohue of Ladbrokes said: 'We're absolutely over the moon for her. It's one of the biggest wins of all time and we've sent the champers along to kick off the celebrations.' He added: 'We bet she'll never moan at her man for watching the footie ever again!'

EuroMillions draw  Fri 15 Jun 2012

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Stars: 03 07

Millionaire Raffle

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Next jackpot £12,000,000*

Spare a thought for the Scottish lottery player who forgot to put his lucky number. Forgetting to pick lucky number costs Scottish punter £106m on EuroMillions GUTTED Paul Gethins missed out on a £106million Lotto jackpot – because of his favourite number. Instead he got around £3,500.

My first thought is wow, missing out on 1 number and you get so little - a measley £3,500, and the chances are you'll never get closer again!. My second thought is why go for publicity on this Paul? Some will be sympathetic, but for every one of those there will be people who think "It's your own fault matey!". I am in the sympathy camp and re-inforces my preference for the lucky dip - it is beter not to know how unlucky you have been!

More news on how UK Jackpot winners are spending their millions:

After their numbers came in to make them £161million richer, Britain's biggest EuroMillions lottery winners declared they were going to have 'so much fun'.

And almost twelve months later, Colin and Christine Weir are still doing just that - by spending some of their fortune on a luxury indoor swimming pool and jacuzzi.

For more info click here

£64million Euromillions winner still hasn't come forward

THE UK winner of a EuroMillions jackpot has still not come forward to claim their £63.8million share of the prize.

They are entitled to half of Friday’s £127.6million top prize as one of two winners, the National Lottery said last night.

The other ticket was bought in Belgium.

A spokeswoman said: “They may not have claimed it for a number of reasons.

"The winners could be on holiday or part of a syndicate and the ticket is at work.”

 http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/325810/Hunt-for-63m-jackpot-winner