Eurojackpotone of the main Spanish lotteries that awards millions of euros in prizes, shared the winning numbers of its draw this Tuesday, May 7, published by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado.
Remember that all winning tickets have a Date of Expiry, which is indicated on the back. In the case of Eurojackpot, you only have 30 calendar days counted from the next day after the draw to collect it.
This period can be extended only if the last of the period is a holiday. After this time the right to receive the prize will be lost and said amount would remain for the benefit of the Public Treasury.
Make sure that the ticket does not deteriorate, since it is the main valid proof to request payment.
Date: May 7.
Winning combination: 03, 11, 32, 33 and 35.
Suns: 03 11.
The Eurojackpot millionaire draw takes place twice a week, every Tuesday and Friday. The results are published at 7:00 p.m.
To win at Eurojackpot you only need two euros and choose at least seven numbers that will be part of your winning combination.
This winning combination is divided into two: the first part is five digits that you have to choose between 1 and 50. While the second part, the two remaining numbers called “suns”, you must choose between 1 and 12.
To increase your chances of winning, you have the opportunity to choose a multiple combination, to have a winning combination of up to 15 numbers, 10 of your base combination and five of suns.
If you don’t know which winning combination to choose, you can choose the “random mode” option and you will be given a series of random numbers for your bet.
Finally, select the number of consecutive draws in which you want to participate and wait for the results to be published.
The jackpot is won by whoever matches all seven numbers of the winning combination, however, prizes are awarded from three correct numbers.
Remember that the Eurojackpot is played every Tuesday and Friday, with a jackpot of at least 10 million euros.
Eurojackpot is played in eleven countries on the European continent including Germany, Sweden, Netherlands, Italy, Finland, Croatia, Slovenia, Norway, Lithuania, Latvia, Denmark, Iceland, Estonia, Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic and Poland.
Lottery and State bets is a State Company that is attached to the Ministry of Finance and Public Administrations and compiles almost a dozen raffles, including La Primitiva, BonoLoto, El Gordo de la Primitiva, La Quiniela, Lototurf, Quinigol, la Quíntuple Plus, the National Lottery and the EuroMillions.
In 2022 alone, State Lotteries and Betting exceeded 9,687 million euros in sales, awarded 6,148 million euros in prizes, while 3,486 million euros were collected by the public treasury.
The profits of this public company have allocated 25.5 million euros to social purposes, adding 1,072,748 beneficiaries, while its suppliers have taken 229 million euros, while employing 516 people.
The origin of this State company dates back more than two centuries, in 1763, when the then King Calos III established the so-called “Royal Lottery”, whose profits were destined to benefit hospitals, hospices and other public works.
The first draw that was held was similar to La Primitiva, half a century later the National Lottery began to be played.
It was then that the name was changed from Lotería Real to Lotería Primitiva Nacional, a few decades later, close to celebrating its first century of creation, it was renamed the National Lottery.
During the 20th century it began to take a form more similar to what is known today. The Red Cross draw, La Quiniela, La Primitiva, El BonoLoto and El Gordo were added.
The novelties would continue in the 21st century, with the arrival of new draws such as Euromillones, Lototurf, Quintuple Plus and El Quinigol.
Then came December 3, 2010, when a decree created the public business entity Loterías y Apuestas del Estado as we know it today.
