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Wow all those consecutive numbers
Wow all that interest growing generated by the public. And no 1st prize.
And rollover lottery all the prizes are much to low. Where there’s loads of money there’s corruption. Do the maths on consecutive numbers And they managed to pull out Two lots. !!!!!!

The odds are poor, unless you win the jackpot, i had 3&2 and only got £40 odd. They should give people better odds for good numbers. Even if you are one number short of the jackpot the odds are crap.

It is just a joke and never wins anything

What a scam,I been playing for 15 years, dreaming that maybe this week, maybe next week and like that 15 years waiting to win,I win nothing,few times 5£ I could buy a new car or a deposit for house,the same in instant win games,I spent a fortune and they don't give you nothing,I call to sign a petition to stop euro mil gambling games in uk

This is a scam

A Game of Luck or a Game of Location?

After years of participating in EuroMillions, I can’t help but feel that the odds aren’t just against you they’re skewed. While it’s marketed as a fair, European-wide lottery, it’s hard not to notice patterns that raise serious questions. A disproportionate number of winners seem to come from specific countries or regions, making the whole system feel less like a fair draw and more like a closed club.

The lack of transparency around the draw mechanisms and how the winnings are distributed leaves much to be desired. For a lottery that collects millions in ticket sales across multiple countries, you’d expect a higher level of openness and a broader geographic spread of winners.

It’s incredibly frustrating for participants in smaller or less-publicized countries to feel like their chances are significantly lower not just due to luck, but possibly due to systemic issues in how the game is operated.

If you’re considering playing, be aware: the dream they’re selling may not be evenly shared.

If you go on the App and choose your numbers then go to pay the app automatically seems to assume you’re going to have a bet on two days. Instead of how it used to be when you were the one to chose which day. Therefore you could easily press the accept button and pay twice before you realise what’s going on! This seems a bit devious to me.

WEBSITE PAGE A COMPLETE JOKE!
MORE ADVERTS FOR GARBAGE THAN LOTTERY INFORMATION ?

3 numbers and one lucky star on euro millions and you only get £7 that's got to be a joke 4 numbers basically £4.50 profit for 4 numbers what an absolute scam considering the jackpots

Great jackpots, but questionable winner distribution

The jackpots at EuroMillions are truly impressive and offer life-changing sums. However, it's quite noticeable that the winners often seem to come from Spain, France, or England, which feels a bit suspicious. This lack of transparency raises some doubts. Overall, a decent experience, but a litte sus

Rating: 3/5 stars

Euromillions app drawing 2-3 consecutive numbers on the same ticket! Now there is no way that this would happen if drawn out randomly! There needs to be an investigation! This happens to me on a regular basis! I have queried this with national lottery and they just responded stating it is random! I don’t think so!

Used the apparent upgraded platform just now.
In my opinion it is absolutely awful.
What on earth they think they were doing beggars belief and will go back to Lottoland.
Bought tickets for tomorrow which I had already purchased.
The old system showed what date the tickets were valid for.
This apparent upgrade which is a downgrade they show the purchase date.
Get a grip.

I’m starting to have serious doubts about the fairness of this game. Recently, I noticed that the number 25 has appeared four times in a row in the Euromillions draws, which seems incredibly strange and unlikely. Statistically, such coincidences are practically impossible in a fair random drawing system. This makes me wonder if the entire game is rigged. When the same numbers keep appearing so frequently in the draws, it raises suspicions that it might be part of a bigger manipulation. Honestly, I don’t feel comfortable participating in this lottery anymore.

The jackpot was 180M ( let that register for a second ). I had 3 of the 7 numbers. I was awarded a prize of £5.90 !

I won’t be playing this anymore, I would advise the same.

A crock of s…. !

Don't know about you but ive not actually seen any what I'd call genuine winners, I also haven't seen myself personally any charities receiving any money, it makes you wonder like so many corrupt people of power that line their own pockets could this actually be genuine or just another way to make the super rich even richer? I guess we will never know 🤔

What charities genuinely get help in the united kingdom from euromillions if so can you prove it please

Ok I feel I need to say something in this which to me doesn’t sit right. At the weekend whilst watching tv an advert was aired for the euro lottery stating it there was guaranteed for Fridays draw at over £100m. I immediately thought how can they state that given that Tuesdays draw had not yet happened. And low and behold last nights draw was a roll over making it that special in excess of 100 million for Friday….like they already planned it. Did they make a huge mistake in airing that advert too early. Seems so imo.

A lady who I met told me that her husband told her one night (when he was drunk) how he made is fortune. Apparently long before they met, he worked as an Engineer and was asked to develop a cheat strategy for a very well known lottery in the UK. For legal reasons I shan’t name them! Of course at the time when he came up with a cheating strategy, the lottery used less balls. For the purposes of an up-to-date example, here goes……The way the cheating works is, 50 main balls and 12 lucky star balls are made with a special magnet inside. After the draw has closed, a computer generates 5 main numbers and 2 lucky star balls. The numbers selected are consecutive numbers which have not been picked by anyone. Just before the draw takes place, they replace the 5 main balls and 2 lucky star balls with the balls that have the magnet inside. Inside the machine, there is a removable magnetic field divice inserted. The owners of this lottery simply remove this device and the balls with the magnets when they are being inspected which is not unannounced! How silly is that? The inspectors literally give them more than 48 hours notice of their plans to inspect! I’m convinced that the ajudicators are all in on it though. This is a very shrewd and clever business. People will gladly turn a blind eye in order for an attractive gift in the form of compensation or millions of pounds! Actually my dentist told me that his uncle who was a stock broker in the 80’s gladly went on a radio show to big up a failing stock. He knew what he was saying was lies but he didn’t care because the owners of the company paid him £1.5m. They made over £16m from his lies which deceived the public.

Going back to the cheat strategy with the lottery company, the magnetic north and south poles from the balls to the removable magnetic device installed on the machine attract each other. And that’s how the public is being scammed! The folks who win BIG are distant relatives of the owners and the money is split and hidden in offshore accounts then automatically invested. They occasionally make random people win small amounts just to make it look as though it is a fair lottery and legitimate. Everyone should join in unity and stop playing!

After hearing this, I have cancelled my direct debit and invest that money instead into premium bond or stocks and share Tax free ISA where I have a chance to win £1m and do not lose my money because it is invested.

My friend’s husband did not say how much he was paid in exchange for the cheating strategy job, however what I can tell you is in the passed decade or so he has been able to retire and he lives in a £12m house in Holland park and drives an Aston Martin! He also owns an apartment in Monaco which he lets out.
This guy also said that lotteries are basically a tax on the poor because they are usually financially illiterate and are often after get rich quick schemes with little to no effort.