Tonight’s EuroMillions jackpot is currently at an estimated £210 million – the largest lottery prize the UK has ever seen. Last Friday’s draw saw no winners, so if someone were to win, they would instantly break the record of scooping the National Lottery’s biggest win.
The jackpot tonight – Tuesday, June 10 – is now capped but for those hoping to bag a win themselves, it is believed that there might be a way to increase those chances.
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The EuroMillions draw takes place Tuesday and Friday. Tuesday tends to be a less popular day for buying a lottery ticket compared to Friday, as most people have other things to focus on during the week. So, if you’re planning on entering, then it is believed that today might just be the day to grab that ticket.
However, lottery officials say that the number of people entering the draw doesn’t impact the likelihood of winning. A Lottery spokesperson said: “The odds of winning the jackpot in any EuroMillions draw are the same because they are the odds of matching the seven numbers you choose.”
The National Lottery, which is involved in running the EuroMillions, has also highlighted that as the jackpot amount rises, the number of tickets purchased on both Tuesday and Friday is likely to be similar. It is reported that up to a staggering 100 million tickets are bought every week.
June is a lucky month for buying tickets, according to the National Lottery.
In the last 15 years, the month saw four winners taking the top 20 prize winnings. In 2023, an individual bagged £111.7million, two years prior, another person won nearly £111.5 million, 2019 saw someone pick up £123.5 million, and in 2015 a winner earned £93.4 million.
So purchasing a ticket this month could add to your chances.
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People also swear by doing it the old-fashioned way by buying it a ticket at your local shop or post office rather than online. EuroMillions tickets can be bought on the National Lottery website for £2.50 where a player can pick their numbers or have them randomly generated as part of a Lucky Dip.
However the National Lottery claims that where you purchase a ticket has no affect on your winning chance. A spokeperson said: “Anybody has a chance of winning – the one essential is you have a ticket. Research has show it is a 50/50 split for big winners between retail and online tickets.”
Many lottery enthusiats take the time to investigate what numbers have been drawn the least in the hopes of increasing their chances of bagging a prize with ‘rare’ numbers. According to lottery.co.uk, the least drawn EuroMillions numbers are 22 and 40. It also says the most overdue balls are 26, 11 and 16.
Unfortunately, selecting the rare numbers in reality will not do anything as the odds of winning a draw is an independent event. The spokeperson said: “In theory the same numbers could come up in every single draw repeatedly. That is just as statistically probable as any other set of five main numbers and two lucky star numbers appearing.”
In 2009, the Bulgarian Lottery saw the same set of numbers – 4, 15, 23, 24, 35 and 42, drawn back to back. However, officials ruled it a coincidence.
The odds of winning any prize on EuroMillions are 13 to 1, with the game guaranteeing a UK player to win £1million in every draw. This means that whether you want to test out the so-called ways to increase your chances or you’d prefer to just go for it, there are still “lots of prizes up for grabs”.
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The combined Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots are now over $1.5 billion.  Mega Millions has climbed to $965 million and the Powerball to $546 million. 
The Mega Millions jackpot has skyrocketed to almost $965 million after no lottery players matched all six of the winning numbers in Tuesday night’s drawing.
The next drawing is Friday, Nov. 14, with an estimated jackpot a staggering $965 million, the eighth-largest jackpot since the game started in 2002, according to Mega Millions. 
Tuesday night’s winning jackpot numbers were white balls 10, 13, 40, 42 and 46, plus the gold Mega Ball 1.
Mega Millions tickets are sold in 45 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands. 
The tickets are $5 each and include a randomly assigned multiplier, multiplying the base prize levels by 2X, 3X, 4X, 5X or 10X. 
Mega Millions explains on its website that half of the proceeds from the sale of each Mega Millions ticket remains in the state where the ticket was sold, where the money supports designated worthy causes and retailer commissions. Mega Millions drawings are held at 11 p.m. ET on Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Powerball jackpot has reached $546 million after there were no winners in Wednesday night’s drawing.
The next drawing is on Saturday, Nov. 15 with an estimated jackpot of $546 million.  Powerball holds the world record for largest national lottery jackpot at $2.04 billion. The record prize was won by a single ticket in California on Nov. 7, 2022.
Wednesday night’s winning jackpot numbers were 29, 39, 43, 51, 65, and Powerball 23.
Powerball is played in 45 states, Washington DC, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. Players select five numbers between 1 and 69 for the white balls, then select one number between 1 and 26 for the red Powerball.
Powerball tickets cost $2 per game. In Idaho and Montana, Powerball is bundled with Power Play for a minimum purchase price of $3 per play.
Drawings are held every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 10:59 p.m. ET!
Powerball says all profits from ticket purchases are retained by the individual lotteries and used to fund projects approved by the legislature authorizing each lottery.
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Roisin Lane has been cast as one of the ugly stepsisters in the Everyman Panto Cinderella. 
Tell us a little bit about yourself and your work?
My name is Róisín Lane. I am a singer, teacher, and performer from Cork. Within the last year myself and my fiancé Colin (and our two beautiful cats) have been lucky enough to have bought our first home in Glanmire village. Growing up, I always knew that music was for me, I never once questioned it and I never even considered a back-up plan. I always say ‘if you have a back-up plan, you will use it’. 
I don’t think I was even that strong of a singer when I was younger, I certainly never received main parts as a child when auditioning for solos. 
I never got the coveted role as ‘Mary’ in the Nativity, but boy was I happy to be ‘villager number 3’ nonetheless. 
I was incredibly nervous when it came down to auditions. However, I watched, listened and learned! I fell in love with performing in bands as a teenager. 
The underage music scene is Cork was alive and well, thanks to a wonderful woman, then a teenager herself, Lauren Cahalane, who would organise gigs every month! Myself and my best friends at the time would rehearse all month, and when it came time for our first gig – I was ready! I bounced onto that stage and stepped into the shoes of the woman I would become – confident, spontaneous, and an absolute chancer! 
From then, I went on to study in the Cork School of Music in the newly founded Popular Music Degree. I was mesmerised by all the talented musicians in my year and even more taken aback by the teaching staff. I absolutely adored my time in this degree, I learned so much and, thankfully, my heroes in life, Dr Trish Rooney and Karl Rooney saw a little spark in me and, upon graduating, hired me to become student co-ordinator for The Academy of Music. 
As the years went on I have become vice principal (if anyone’s parents are reading this – I will reply to your email asap ha!) and singing teacher. I could not be more grateful to Trish and Karl for everything they have taught me over the years. I have also been teaching in a few other schools throughout the years – Footdreams Performing Arts under Tracey O Donovan Linnane, who has since passed. Tracey was the epitome of what it is to be a professional, kind and amazing teacher while also being the most fun person in the room. I was constantly in awe of her! I am now, alongside The Academy of Popular Music, also teaching in Centre Stage School under the incredible director, Aideen McAuliffe. This is where I have nurtured my love of Musical Theatre. 
The incredibly dedicated and talented staff and, of course, the amazing students, have all led me to this year where I have been cast as ‘The Ugly Stepsister’ in The Everyman Panto. Of course, special mention to my fiancé Colin, who has been a musician in the Opera House panto for a number of years. We are becoming a little panto power couple (oh yes we are!)
What is your ideal way to spend a Friday night?
It may not sound so exciting, but my ideal Friday night is attending Ballyphehane Bingo with my mom Rosaleen. We might even share a bag of chips with a cheese and onion pie. I suppose to make it even sweeter, I might even shout ‘CHECK’ and bring home a few bob.
Lie ins or up with the lark.. which is it for you?
Lie ins BIG TIME! Myself and my partner both work later into the evening, so a lie in is my preference. However, my cat Duckie will always wake me up at 4am for breakfast, which of course I oblige!
Does work creep into your weekend at all?
Oh does it what! I am a singer in The Offbeats, led by the wonderful Dylan Tierney (all the way from Texas currently while he studies for his masters). We are a nine-piece band and we recently finished off a wonderful Jazz weekend playing in our favourite venues! Special shoutout to Dwyers, who always look after us with a few beverages on our last gig. A very special send-off for a spectacular Jazz weekend. Now alongside all of this, I also teach on weekends in The Academy of Popular Music. Our students are truly incredible so it really is a pleasure to peel my head off the pillow on Saturday mornings after a late gig the night before.

If money was no object where would you head to on a weekend city break? And who would you bring with you?
If money weren’t an object I would head away on a weekend cruise. I am one of those people who loves a cruise. I don’t even mind where it goes, just pop me on a ship, hand me a cocktail, and once I find myself in the buffet….life couldn’t get any better. Of course, I would only be delighted to bring my fiancé Colin. We are currently planning our honeymoon and it will either be a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Japan or a cruise.
Closer to home, is there some place you like to head to recharge the batteries?
I’m lucky enough to live right on the Glashaboy river. To recharge my batteries, I just like to pop outside, take in the beauty and breathe! Of course, I have wonderful neighbours, Pauline, Dennis and the wonderful Rosarie, who makes living here so special with her amazing gardening skills, and on occasion I am lucky enough to catch them for a chat!
Do you like to catch up with family/friends at the weekend?
Yes and no. I love meeting with people and spending time together, however, in my line of work (teaching and gigging) I use so much of my social battery so I tend to keep my weekends as chilled out as possible!
Do you get to indulge any hobbies? Even as a spectator?
I love bouldering in Awesome Walls. I’m not that good and I don’t go often enough, but it is my favourite hobby. Even though sometimes I can find myself just in awe watching all of the amazing climbers!
Entertain or be entertained? If it’s the latter, do you have a signature dish?
I love to entertain! My signature dish is ordering pizza and let me tell you, it never disappoints. I would love to dive deeper into my culinary skills, which are currently at a zero.
We have so many places to eat out in Cork – where are your go to spots for coffee/ lunch/ special meal?
My favourite spot to have a special meal is Cafe Mexicana in Cork city – beautiful food, wonderful service! For dessert, we pop across to Intermission bar for the best cocktails. My favourite lunch spot at the moment has to be Carved Cafe by the Kinsale road roundabout. I have no grá for coffee – a blessing to my purse.
Sunday night comes around too fast.. how do you normally spend it?
Well, my Sunday night is technically my Saturday night as I take Mondays off, but to be honest I treat them all the same. I curl up with a great book, I’m fixated on anything written by Sarah J Maas, both my kittens curled up either on my lap or sometimes just right up on my book (very practical, thank you guys), and if I’m lucky enough, my partner will pick up a guitar and become my soundtrack for the evening.
What time does your alarm clock go off on Monday morning?
10:30am but I won’t even consider leaving the bed until 11am. I don’t begin work until 3pm! However, on Saturdays, my alarm goes off at 6:30am, 6:40am, 6:50am and goes on for about an hour.
Anything else you are up to right now…
I’ve commenced Everyman Panto rehearsals for Cinderella. I have never been more excited for anything in my life – eek!!
I could not be more grateful to our wonderful director, Catherine Mahon-Buckley who has entrusted me to take on Chloe, an Ugly Stepsister, alongside an incredible cast.
I suppose there’s only one question to leave you with… Will you be going to the Ball?

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