The highly anticipated Euromillones lottery draw took place on Tuesday, April 15, 2025, resulting in a combination that left many players hopeful but ultimately without a first or second category winner, according to a report by Evrim Ağacı. The winning numbers for this draw were 3, 31, 33, 38, and 44, with the stars being 6 and 12. Despite the absence of top category winners, two lucky players did secure third category wins, each taking home €127,814 from tickets sold in Madrid and La Bañeza, León.
With no winners in the first category, the jackpot for the next draw, scheduled for Friday, April 18, 2025, is expected to exceed €52 million. This significant amount has players buzzing with excitement as they prepare for another chance at life-changing winnings. According to Evrim Ağacı, the draw on April 18 will also feature the special ‘El Millón’ prize, which saw a winner in Alacuás, Valencia, with the code NHM57880.
Euromillones, a popular lottery game played across several European countries, operates on a simple premise: players must select five numbers from a pool of 50 and two stars from a pool of 12. Each ticket costs €2.50 in Spain, making it accessible to a wide audience. The lottery is not exclusive to Spain; it also includes participants from the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Portugal, Ireland, and Austria, as reported by Evrim Ağacı.
The history of Euromillones dates back to its first draw in February 2004 in Paris, where it started with just three participating countries. Over the years, it has grown to become one of the most lucrative lotteries in Europe, with record jackpots that have captured the public’s imagination. Evrim Ağacı noted that the largest prize ever awarded was an astounding €230 million, won in July 2022 by a single ticket holder in Formby, Liverpool.
Each draw not only provides players with the chance to win substantial prizes but also contributes to social initiatives. In Spain, a portion of the proceeds goes to charities, cultural projects, and educational programs. The Sociedad Española de Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE) supports various organizations, including the Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer (AECC) and Cruz Roja, through these funds, according to Evrim Ağacı.
As excitement builds for the upcoming draw, players are reminded that prizes below €2,000 can be claimed at any of the nearly 11,000 lottery sales points across Spain. However, larger prizes must be claimed at authorized banking institutions, such as BBVA and CaixaBank, where winners can collect their winnings within three months of the draw. Evrim Ağacı also reported that despite the lack of first category winners in the latest draw, the thrill of participating in Euromillones continues to attract players.
The possibility of hitting the jackpot, combined with the allure of the ‘El Millón’ prize, keeps players hopeful and engaged. As the next draw approaches, many are already strategizing their number selections and dreaming of what they would do with a potential windfall. For those interested in participating, it is crucial to purchase tickets before the 8:30 PM deadline on draw days. With each ticket, players not only enter the draw for substantial cash prizes but also contribute to charitable causes across Europe, as highlighted by Evrim Ağacı.
As the countdown to the next draw begins, the anticipation is palpable. Will someone walk away with the €52 million jackpot? Or will the next draw continue to build the excitement for future draws? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure: the thrill of the Euromillones lottery is far from over. Stay tuned for the next draw, and remember to check your tickets! You could be the next big winner, as Evrim Ağacı will likely be reporting on the outcome.
