Résultat Euromillions


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RESULTAT EUROMILLIONS – Les résultats du tirage Euromillions du vendredi 29 juin 2018 sont tombés. Aucun joueur n’a remporté la cagnotte de 35 millions d’euros mise en jeu. Voici les cinq bons numéros et les deux étoiles qu’il fallait cocher, ainsi que le code gagnant:



15 -21 – 23 – 40 – 48 étoiles 3 et 12


Code MyMillion: EN 588 4537



Le prochain tirage de l’Euromillion se déroulera mardi 3 juillet. Une cagnotte de près de 44 millions d’euros sera mise en jeu ainsi qu’un code gagnant MyMillion à un million d’euros.


Au total, neuf pays participent chaque semaine aux deux tirages Euromillion pour un jackpot minimum de 17 millions d’euros. Celui-ci est remis en jeu à chaque tirage tant qu’il n’est pas remporté, mais ne peut dépasser 190 millions d’euros depuis un changement de règlement datant de 2009.


Un montant qui a déjà été décroché à deux reprises depuis: par un couple de Britanniques en août 2012 et un joueur portugais, en octobre 2014.En France le record est de 169 millions, en 2012, et 162, en 2011.


Pour une mise de 2,50 euros, soit une grille simple, chaque joueur dispose d’une chance sur un peu plus de 140 millions de trouver la bonne combinaison. Depuis la création de cette loterie européenne, en 2004, près de 400 joueurs ont remporté le jackpot, dont une vingtaine pour des gains supérieurs à 100 millions d’euros. Cette mise permet également de participer au tirage My Million, propre à la France (incluant Monaco).


A chaque tirage Euromillion, le mardi et le vendredi, un code MyMillion est ainsi tiré au sort et permet à l’heureux chanceux de remporter un million d’euro, qu’il ait ou non gagné avec sa ou ses grilles de chiffres.


Article source: https://www.thelocal.fr/20180409/french-police-launch-tense-operation-to-clear-airport-site-in-western-france


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