Euromillions (FDJ) result: the draw for this Tuesday, October 8, 2024, 17 million euros at stake

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EUROMILLIONS. Will the draw of this Tuesday, October 8, allow you to pocket several million euros? Answer at the time of the results.

The euphoria will clearly not be the same as last Friday. A week after launching a mega-jackpot, the Française des Jeux and its European counterparts offered an ever-bigger jackpot, with 162 million euros up for grabs. If someone managed to find the winning results, the player unfortunately did not try their luck in France. In any case, for this new Euromillions draw, the minimum jackpot will be at stake. Since it is still the Euromillions, players can still hope to win the tidy sum of 17 million euros. Attention fans, it is possible to try your luck until 8:15 p.m.

By playing only one combination during the Euromillions draw, a player has a one in more than 139 million euro chance of finding all the winning results. It's not much, but there are ways to increase your chances. The first solution is still expensive and not necessarily recommended: it involves playing several combinations for the same draw. Count up to nine numbers and three star numbers checked on the same grid. While this will clearly increase your chances of winning a little something, you will still have to spend… 945 euros to afford such a grid. A cost that could prove a little frustrating if your final winnings were only five euros. Another option: playing the lottery. In this game of chance, by playing only a basic combination, a player has a one in more than 19 million euro chance of winning the jackpot. But the winnings offered in this lottery are much less interesting than the Euromillions…