Euromillions | Time and place
The Euromillions draw is held twice a week, every week of the year, usually at the same time and place.
www.euromillions.ukI can provide the latest general guidance on EuroMillions draw times, but I don’t have live access to current schedules in this moment.
Core answer
- EuroMillions draws occur twice weekly, typically on Tuesdays and Fridays, with the draw time commonly around 8:45 PM CET (which is 7:45 PM GMT during standard time in the UK, or 8:45 PM BST during British Summer Time). Exact local times can vary slightly by country due to timezone differences and local broadcast practices.
What to verify for accuracy
- The official local broadcaster or the EuroMillions country page for your region (UK, France, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, etc.) will confirm the precise time in your area and ticket sales closing times on draw nights.
- In some countries, ticket sales close a short time before the draw, which affects the cutoff for that evening’s draw.
Illustrative example
- If you’re in London on a draw night during daylight saving time, the draw is typically at about 8:45 PM BST, and ticket sales may close around 7:30–7:45 PM depending on the retailer.
If you’d like, I can look up the exact draw time for your location (Los Angeles) and current local rules, or provide a quick list of the official sources for your country.