EuroJackpot rises to €91 million as 17 tickets win six figure prizes

EuroJackpot’s next jackpot has reached €91 million after the September 25 drawing produced no ticket matching all five main numbers and both Euro Numbers. The rollover left 17 tickets with six figure prizes across the next two tiers, according to Sisal’s draw report.

Four tickets won €627,920 each. Another 13 won €108,959.20 apiece, spreading the larger secondary prizes across several participating countries.

Germany and the Netherlands take the second tier prizes

Friday’s main numbers were 2, 7, 10, 29 and 30. The Euro Numbers were 5 and 10.

Three of the four tickets matching five main numbers and one Euro Number were in Germany; the fourth was in the Netherlands.

In the five main number tier, Germany accounted for four winning tickets. Sweden and Hungary each had two, while Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia and Spain each had one.

These are cross border counts for the shared drawing. They should not be mistaken for the results of separate German, Dutch or Italian jackpots.

The rollover and the smaller prizes coexist

A jackpot rollover describes what happened in the top category. It does not erase prizes below it. Here, no ticket completed the full five plus two combination, but the next two categories still produced substantial awards.

Sisal listed the next drawing for Tuesday, September 29, with the €91 million jackpot. That is the announced amount for the next contest, separate from Friday’s completed prize breakdown.

For readers comparing national result pages, the draw date is the clearest common reference. A country’s local contest number may differ from identifiers used elsewhere, even though the underlying numbers are the same.

The country distribution also identifies ticket locations, not the nationality or residence of the people holding them. Sisal’s report did not disclose the winners’ identities or establish their claim status.