Beyond EuroMillions —
The World's Biggest Lotteries

EuroJackpot is EuroMillions' biggest rival — a pan-European lottery played across 18 countries. Choose 5 numbers from 1–50 and 2 Euro numbers from 1–12. Jackpots start at €10 million and can reach €120 million.

Lottery betting lets you bet on the outcome of official lottery draws without buying a physical ticket. If your numbers match the official result, you win the equivalent prize — paid by the betting operator, not the lottery itself.

Mega Millions is one of America's two giant lotteries. Choose 5 numbers from 1–70 plus a Mega Ball from 1–25. Jackpots start at $20 million and have reached over $1.5 billion — some of the largest prizes ever paid.

The New York Lottery is one of the oldest and largest state lotteries in the US, established in 1967. It offers a wide range of games including its own draw games, scratch-offs, and access to Powerball and Mega Millions.

Powerball is America's most iconic lottery and holder of the world record jackpot of $2.04 billion. Choose 5 numbers from 1–69 plus a Powerball from 1–26. Draws three times a week with jackpots starting at $20 million.

SuperEnalotto offers the longest jackpot odds of any major lottery — 1 in 622.6 million — which means jackpots roll over spectacularly. The Italian national lottery draws three times a week and has produced jackpots exceeding €370 million.

The UK National Lottery's flagship game. Choose 6 numbers from 1–59 for £2. Since June 2026 every line plays in two rounds per draw, improving the odds of winning any prize to about 1 in 4.9. Draws every Wednesday and Saturday, with all prizes tax-free.

The historic transatlantic link-up — since 21 July 2026, the first Powerball ever sold outside America. £4 a line through The National Lottery for the same shared, uncapped jackpot as US players, starting at £12 million. Fixed £1m for Match 5 and a UK-exclusive £8 Match 2 tier.