One lucky winner could have their life changed forever tonight as the potential largest EuroMillions jackpot in its history looms. Tuesday’s draw rolled over, setting the stage for an astonishing £208m prize fund on Friday. Allwyn, the National Lottery operator, has announced that, should a single ticket-holder win, it will be the largest payout to date.
Watch the draw first on The National Lottery website or YouTube channel at 8.45pm tonight. Once the EuroMillions reaches the colossal sum of 250 million euros, roughly £208m, the jackpot hits its cap.
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If no player matches all the numbers, the jackpot cascades down to the next prize tier, with a winner likely involving five main numbers plus one Lucky Star.
Thirteen lucky people in the UK will also become millionaires in Friday’s EuroMillions Millionaire Maker draw.
National Lottery players who play at least two lines online could see themselves soaking up luxury in Thailand, with 13 holidays up for grabs.
Watch the draw first on The National Lottery website or YouTube channel at 8.45pm tonight. Once the EuroMillions reaches the colossal sum of 250 million euros, roughly £208m, the jackpot hits its cap.
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Andy Carter, senior winners’ adviser at Allwyn, said: “With 13 guaranteed new millionaires, and potentially the nation’s biggest ever National Lottery winner, it’s the perfect time to defy superstition and take a chance.
“The unluckiest day of the year might just become a day you’ll never forget. The EuroMillions jackpot is now capped, so any money that would have gone into increasing the jackpot now boosts prizes in the next winning prize tier.
“It means that we could see multiple UK players banking huge prizes for matching just the five main numbers and one Lucky Star.”
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Over the years, this collaboration has helped ASL to provide over US$1.5bn in scholarship funding for Arkansas students while building a secure and sustainable gaming ecosystem.
As part of the agreement, Intralot will introduce its new Lottery Solution, in the heart of which lies LotosX Central Gaming System, making Arkansas one of the first U.S. lotteries to adopt it.
The new agreement becomes effective August 15, 2026.
“We look forward to our continued partnership with Intralot,” said Sharon Strong, executive director of the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery. “Since 2009, we've worked together to bring a quality gaming experience to Arkansas lottery players that, in turn, has helped hundreds of thousands of students achieve their education and workforce goals.
“With this new agreement, we remain committed to both our players and our mission of supporting Arkansas students.”
“Since 2009, Intralot has been honoured to support the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery,” said Richard Bateson, CEO of Intralot. “This new agreement represents not just continuity, but also evolution, leveraging next-generation technology to help Arkansas achieve its growth and modernization goals over the next decade and beyond.”
The Nevada Gaming Control Board is considering settling with Caesars Entertainment for US$7.8m in the case involving illegal bookmaker Mathew Bowyer.
The US Treasury has brought sanctions against a group it alleges has been using casinos and other establishments in Mexico to launder the proceeds of drug trafficking for a cartel.
Intralot and Arkansas Scholarship Lottery have penned a new 10-year contract, continuing their strong partnership that began in 2009.
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Ruritan members all bundled up for Trash Pickup on Nov. 1.
Ruritan members Marla Perdue, Lorria Bullins, guest Patty Best Anders and Ruritan members Carolyn Craig and Deborah Ellington at the November 1 Food Drive.
Brothers Charlie and William Haizlip, grandsons of Lorria Bullins, having a ball at the Ruritan and Fire Department Halloween Trunk or Treat.

Ruritan members all bundled up for Trash Pickup on Nov. 1.
Ruritan members Marla Perdue, Lorria Bullins, guest Patty Best Anders and Ruritan members Carolyn Craig and Deborah Ellington at the November 1 Food Drive.
Brothers Charlie and William Haizlip, grandsons of Lorria Bullins, having a ball at the Ruritan and Fire Department Halloween Trunk or Treat.
Join us this Saturday at 7 p.m. for our last Bingo of 2025. Doors open at 6. This is a Christmas-themed fundraiser for the Sandy Ridge Community Center, with all proceeds going toward upkeep and maintenance of the building. Enjoy great bingo prizes and door prizes — perfect for holiday gift-giving! Bring a friend and help support your community.
There will be a community blood drive Saturday, November 22, from 9 am to 1:30 p.m. at the community center. Every donation helps save lives — thank you for giving! To make an appointment, visit the American Red Cross website or call Kaye Isbell at 336-871-4204.
The Sandy Ridge Ruritans will meet Thursday, November 20, at 7p.m. at the community center. Everyone is welcome to attend and get involved in local projects.

The November 1st Food Drive was outstanding — 990 pounds of food were collected for the Northern Stokes Food Pantry, possibly a record! Four Ruritans and guest Patty Best Anders participated.
The Halloween Trunk or Treat, co-hosted by the Ruritans and the Fire Department, was a huge success with 240 children attending. Thank you to everyone who volunteered, set up displays and donated candy.
On Saturday, November 1st, Ruritan members collected 10 bags of trash along the road from the community building to Delta Church. Six members and guest Lisa Tutterow took part — great job keeping our community clean; thank you!
Northern Stokes Food, Fun & Friends is back with its Fall/Winter Schedule! Mark your calendars for November 18th, and December 2nd and 16th. All gatherings will be held at Lawsonville Community Center, located at 4589 NC, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Come out and enjoy free dinner, fellowship, and activities in a caring environment that encourages our youth to grow morally, socially, and spiritually. Bring your Pre-K-6th graders for food, fun, and friends this season.
Sandy Ridge Ruritans & The NE Stokes Volunteer Fire Department Stuff the Truck Toy Drive is underway and will continue for the entire month of November. Unopened toys will be accepted to help fill a fire truck! Oak Ridge Baptist Church will then distribute to kids in our area who need a gift for Christmas. Items needed are new, unwrapped toys for children 0 — 17, new clothes, all sizes and new shoes in various sizes for kids. If you wish to donate, you may stop by the fire department Mon — Fri from 9 am to 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 noon. If no one is at the fire department, you may drop off at Red Top Café.
On Dec. 6, a Benefit Bingo will be held at the American Legion (located at 1308 Amostown Road) for Darlinda Finch, sister of Ruritan member Andrea Finch. Darlinda’s only kidney has failed, and she is currently on the Duke Medial transplant list. Doors open at 5 and Bingo starts at 6. Please come out to show your support.
Sandy Ridge’s own Joshua Ray Hudson will appear on Military Makeover, Season 44, with Purple Heart Homes. Episode 1: November 14, Episode 2: November 21, Episode 3: December 5 and Episode 4: December 12. The series airs on Lifetime at 7:30 p.m. and features the Linn family’s home renovation in Hampton, New Jersey. Congratulations, Joshua, on representing our community and our veterans.
The Sandy Ridge community extends their sympathy and condolences to the family and friends of William Joseph Tucker, age 61, who passed away Tuesday, November 4.
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Classic Thanksgiving Turkey Dressing
1 large pan of cornbread (about 8 cups crumbled)
6 slices day-old white bread, torn into small pieces
1 stick unsalted butter
1 large onion, finely chopped
2 — 3 stalks celery, finely chopped
2 — 3 eggs, lightly beaten
3 — 4 cups chicken or turkey broth
1 1/2 tsp. salt and 1 tsp. black pepper
1 tbsp. poultry seasoning
Preheat oven to 375 degrees and lightly butter a 9 x 13” dish. Combine breads in large mixing bowl and set aside. Melt butter and sauté onion and celery about 8 — 10 minutes. Add to bread mixture. Stir in seasonings. Pour in beaten eggs and 3 cups broth. Stir gently until well combined. Add more broth if needed. Texture should be moist but not soupy. Pour into dish and bake for 45 — 55 minutes or until golden brown and set in the center. For extra flavor mix in a cup of shredded turkey or sausage before baking.
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If you feel lucky about the Nov. 14 Mega Millions drawing, you may need to stop by Kroger for a special promotion.
The Kentucky Lottery will give away $5 Mega Millions coupons to Louisville shoppers for the $965 million jackpot drawing beginning at 1 p.m. at the Kroger location at 5000 Mud Lane.
Terry Sebastian, a spokesperson for the Kentucky Lottery Commission, said people may begin to line up as early as 30 minutes before the event. In September, the commission hosted a similar event at a local Publix for the $1.8 billion Powerball jackpot.
Kentucky Lottery CEO and President Mary Harville will be available during the giveaway. Sebastian said he expects around 500 people to attend.
“It’s most interesting to see shoppers who had no idea about the giveaway,” he said.
The commission will be giving out T-shirts and other goodies during the event. Coupons will be available while supplies last.

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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.
READ MORE: Euromillions winning numbers drawn as nobody wins £208m jackpot
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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