A technical glitch delayed the announcement of the Eurojackpot results, where no one won the full jackpot, and the next draw will feature a prize of about 15 million euros.
On Friday, the results for the Eurojackpot draw were announced later than usual due to a technical failure, as reported by Veikkaus. The latest draw saw no complete winners for the jackpot, which means that the prize for next Tuesday's draw is an estimated 15 million euros. Participants eagerly await the upcoming draw, especially since many across Europe partake in this lottery.
In the most recent Eurojackpot draw 10/2026, the correct line was revealed to be the numbers 8, 17, 26, 31, and 47 with star numbers 1 and 6. The highest wins this time went to eight players who achieved a 5+0 result, each winning nearly 120,000 euros. Four of these wins were awarded to players in Germany, while others were distributed among Spain, Greece, Sweden, and Hungary. Finland's largest prize went to a player who achieved a 4+2 result, winning 11,225.50 euros.
Moreover, the Joker results showed two players with six correct numbers, with one online player from Pyhtää winning 20,000 euros and another from Kokkola doubling that to 40,000 euros. In the Milli game held that evening, while no main prize was awarded, over 20,000 smaller wins were recorded, showcasing the excitement surrounding Finland's lottery scene even amid technical hiccups in the draw process.
