The Eurojackpot numbers drawn on April 18, 2025, offered a staggering jackpot of up to 65 million Euros, drawing excitement from lottery enthusiasts across Europe. This week, the stakes were high as players eagerly awaited the results of the draw, hoping to change their fortunes with the right numbers.
In the previous draw, three players had already won more than half a million Euros each by successfully guessing five main numbers and one Euro number. However, none managed to hit the jackpot, as they all missed the second Euro number. Winning the Eurojackpot, which requires matching all seven numbers, is a rare feat, with odds standing at a daunting 1 in 140 million.
The winning numbers for the Eurojackpot draw on April 18, 2025, were as follows: Main numbers 7, 8, 12, 29, 44; Euro numbers 3, 12. As always, these numbers are provided without guarantee of accuracy.
The excitement surrounding the Eurojackpot is not just about the potential winnings. With a total of 19 European countries participating in the lottery, the draw has become a significant event that captivates millions. The drawing occurs every Tuesday and Friday at 20:00 (local time) in Helsinki, Finland, under police supervision. Unlike the German Lotto 6 aus 49, which is broadcast live, Eurojackpot draws are only shown on Finnish television, with no live stream available for viewers in other countries.
For those looking to participate, the cost of entering the Eurojackpot is two Euros per Tippfeld, plus a processing fee. Each entry requires players to select five numbers from a pool of 50 and two Euro numbers from a pool of 12. The deadline for submitting tickets varies by state in Germany, generally falling between 18:40 and 19:00.
The Eurojackpot features twelve prize tiers, starting from matching just three numbers. The chance of winning the top prize, however, remains incredibly slim. Here’s a breakdown of the odds for each prize tier:
As for the draw results from April 18, the quotas will be published later that evening, providing a detailed overview of the winners and the amounts won. If no one wins the top prize, the jackpot increases by approximately ten million Euros for the next draw, continuing to build excitement.
For those considering playing, it’s essential to remember that gambling can be addictive. The Federal Centre for Health Education (BZgA) offers resources for individuals who may be struggling with gambling addiction. Players are encouraged to seek help if they notice signs of problematic gambling behavior.
The Eurojackpot has been a popular lottery since its inception on March 23, 2012, and has seen participation from 18 countries, including Germany, Denmark, Finland, Italy, and Spain. The lottery’s appeal lies not only in the potential for life-changing winnings but also in the thrill of participating in a pan-European event that brings people together in hopes of striking it rich.
As the next draw approaches, players will be eagerly awaiting the chance to change their lives with just a few lucky numbers. With the jackpot at 65 million Euros, excitement is sure to build in the days leading up to the next draw, scheduled for Tuesday at 20:00.
