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Eurojackpot Goes Unclaimed at €23 Million as German Lotto Sees a Near‑Miss

Unclaimed top prizes are forcing jackpots to roll over and raise the next Eurojackpot pot for Friday.

Overview

  • The Eurojackpot draw on Tuesday, July 7 produced the numbers 6-16-24-41-46 with Eurozahlen 2 and 3 and left the €23 million top prize unclaimed, so the jackpot will increase for the next draw.
  • Two high secondary wins came in the July 3 Eurojackpot draw when one player in Sweden and one in Bavaria each secured €868,052 for five numbers plus one Eurozahl.
  • Germany's Lotto 6aus49 on Saturday, July 4 returned the numbers 7-10-28-31-36-37 with Superzahl 5 and offered the statutory maximum €50 million after 29 consecutive unclaimed first‑prize draws.
  • A ticket from Schwaben matched the six main Lotto numbers on July 4 but missed the Superzahl and is entitled to about €911,759, and a separate German player won roughly €764,192 in a lower Eurojackpot prize class on July 7.
  • Eurojackpot is drawn in Helsinki every Tuesday and Friday under the 5‑from‑50 plus 2‑from‑12 format with odds about 1 in 139.8 million, a €10 million minimum and a €120 million cap, and the first half of 2026 produced 45 new millionaires with Germany accounting for 26 of them.