It was a good start to this week when the Maltese were given a chance to win big in the EuroMillions lottery draw thanks to jackpot.com. The potential prize was €130,000,000, but after a rollover, the prize went up to a whopping €139 million. Well, guess what; there’s just been another massive rollover.

Adding another fourteen million euro to the cash pool, this Friday’s draw won’t just make you a millionaire; it’s the biggest EuroMillions Superdraw this year.

That’s right, the big prize is €153,000,000.

Let’s run that by you one more time. A hundred and fifty three. Million. 

That’s enough money to buy a couple of Hollywood mansions, a private jet… or 100 packets of Twistees every single day… for 5,000 years. 

Ok, so maybe we’re not the best at spending that money, so why don’t you try winning it instead?!

So – how do you get in on all this potential cash?

Like everything that makes sense in life – it takes three easy steps:

Step 1. Make an account with Jackpot.com.

Step 2. Choose your magic lottery numbers online.

Step 3. Wait to see if you’re one of the lucky ones, and then have your money sent to you with absolutely no fee taken by the website. #Shweet

Why do it online?

The advantage of betting with Jackpot.com – which is licensed by The Malta Gaming Authority, so totally legit – is that you can try your luck anywhere and anytime. You can even check exactly what your odds of winning are, and what combination of matching numbers get you what percentage of the pot. 

Players can subscribe to EuroMillions while on the site, so you’ll never miss a draw. Actually, it will be super useful in case of rollover (if no one wins and the prize gets added to the next winning pot). If you subscribe before the end of September you’ll receive a 30% discount on subscriptions. And if you want to take it one step further and enjoy perks and benefits before you win your dough, you can join the Jackpot Club. 

Good luck, and don’t forget about where you read the information when you’re rolling in it.

David Grech Urpani

Lovin Malta's Head of Content, Dave has been in journalism for the better half of the last decade. Prefers Instagram, but has been known to doomscroll on TikTok. Loves chicken, women's clothes and Kanye West (most of the time).