No EuroMillions jackpot as £124m rolls over — National Lottery and national lottery updates as one UK player wins £1m
The EuroMillions draw left a £124 million top prize unclaimed on Tuesday, and the national lottery is now facing another big Friday draw. The Tuesday numbers produced a new UK millionaire through the UK Millionaire Maker, while the jackpot will increase ahead of the next scheduled draw.
Tuesday, February 24, 2026: winning EuroMillions numbers and a £1 million Millionaire Maker
The winning EuroMillions main numbers for Tuesday were 10, 27, 40, 43 and 47, with Lucky Stars 6 and 10. To claim the top EuroMillions prize a player needed to match five main numbers plus two Lucky Stars. The UK Millionaire Maker entry for that draw was HFVG69795, creating one new UK millionaire overnight. The Thunderball winning numbers for the same set of draws were 7, 8, 11, 14 and 19, with the Thunderball itself 13.
No ticket matched all numbers; £124m rolls over toward Friday
No ticket matched the complete EuroMillions set on Tuesday, leaving the £124 million jackpot unclaimed and rolling over. That result set the stage for a larger prize for the next draw: the jackpot is now poised at £139 million for Friday, February 27, 2026. In parallel coverage, one bulletin described the Friday draw as offering £27 million up for grabs, while other accounts called it a mega rollover jackpot of £139 million for Friday, February 27, 2026. Millions tuned in as excitement reached fever pitch around the draws, and commentators noted that winning tax-free cash at that level would be life-changing, enabling winners to leave jobs, pay debts, travel and give to friends, family and causes.
Friday, February 27, 2026: numbers, Thunderball and the other Millionaire Maker
The EuroMillions numbers for Friday were listed as 14, 24, 27, 39 and 42, with Lucky Stars 6 and 10. Friday’s Thunderball numbers were 11, 16, 26, 29 and 34. The UK Millionaire Maker code for that draw was HGVX32794, guaranteeing one £1 million winner from all UK EuroMillions entries. EuroMillions tickets are priced at £2. 50 on draw days, with sales available up until 7. 30pm, and EuroMillions holds draws every Tuesday and Friday.
How to claim, deadlines and where unclaimed money goes — National Lottery guidance
Players have just under six months from the draw date to claim any prizes before the money is donated to causes across the UK. Any unclaimed prizes after the claim deadline are recycled into the National Lottery’s community fund, which supports several projects across the UK. The National Lottery is urging anyone who believes they hold a winning ticket to go in store or use the official app to check retail tickets, or to check email for online-ticket notifications. Players who believe they have won are asked to call the National Lottery Line on 0333 234 5050 or to email help@. Since its launch in 1994, the National Lottery has paid out more than £95 billion in prizes.
Other games, draw schedules and prize levels
Thunderball carries a top prize of £500, 000 and holds draws on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Lotto runs every Saturday and Wednesday, with the upcoming Saturday jackpot listed as a £3. 8 million rollover. Set For Life takes place every Monday and Thursday. EuroMillions is part of the broader national lottery lineup and shares the weekly schedule of games that give players multiple chances to win each week.
