Friday night’s EuroMillions draw featured a staggering £208 million jackpot, yet no winner emerged to claim the colossal prize. The jackpot has swelled due to consecutive rollovers, following no top prize winners on Tuesday, June 10, and Friday, June 6.
Even on Friday, June 13—a date often linked with bad luck—no player matched all the numbers to take home the £208 million. Since the jackpot has reached the EuroMillions maximum limit, it will hold steady and continue rolling over for up to five draws before triggering a Must Be Won event.
In a Must Be Won draw, if no one secures the jackpot by then, the prize fund will be distributed among winners in the next highest prize tier. This ensures the massive prize does not roll over indefinitely.
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The winning numbers for Friday, June 13, were 02, 28, 40, 43, 45, with lucky stars 03 and 07. Despite no jackpot winner, the excitement continued with additional National Lottery prizes. Players who purchased two or more tickets gained automatic entry into a raffle for a luxury holiday to Thailand for two.
Moreover, every EuroMillions ticket includes an entry into the Millionaire Maker draw, which produces a new millionaire every time. On Friday, June 13, the National Lottery awarded 13 Millionaire Maker prizes, creating multiple new millionaires.
UK lottery history boasts some major wins: an anonymous player holds the record with a £195 million jackpot won on July 19, 2022. Not far behind, Joe and Jess Thwaite from Gloucester won £184 million via a Lucky Dip ticket on May 10, 2022. Another anonymous winner snagged £177 million in November 2024, while the largest prize so far in 2025 was £83 million in January.
Andy Carter, senior advisor at National Lottery operator Allwyn, remarked on the remarkable £208 million jackpot: “A win of this magnitude would make the biggest National Lottery winner this country has ever seen—surpassing famous figures like Dua Lipa and Harry Kane—and secure the number one spot on the National Lottery’s biggest wins list.”
So, was the £208 million jackpot claimed on Friday, June 13? Unfortunately, no. The jackpot will roll over and remain at £208 million for the next draw, scheduled for Tuesday, June 17.
While the grand prize eluded players, four individuals across Europe successfully matched five numbers and one lucky star, winning over £3.6 million each. Additionally, 17 participants who matched all five main numbers pocketed more than £20,000 each, proving that fortune still smiled on many players.