The Loto draw on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, saw the jackpot rise to 6 million euros after no player won the top prize in the previous draw. The results, once validated by the Française des jeux (FDJ), the national lottery organization in France, will be published on Economie Matin, a French financial news website. This means that the prize money will roll over to the next draw, increasing the potential payout for future winners. In the latest draw, no player managed to win the first or second prize jackpots. However, 44 players won 3,957 euros each for the third prize. Additionally, 244 players received 505 euros, 1,518 players got 48.50 euros, 12,496 players won 21.20 euros, and 23,153 players took home 8.90 euros. A total of 186,848 players received 4.30 euros, which added up to 803,446.40 euros in prize money distributed across various tiers. The FDJ also reimbursed the bets of 290,238 players, allowing them to participate again in future draws. This reimbursement is part of the lottery's standard process for invalid or non-winning tickets, ensuring that players can continue to take part in upcoming games. The article also provided examples of what the 6 million euro jackpot could buy, such as 50,000 toasters or irons priced at 80 euros each, or 40,000 backpacks. These examples give a sense of the scale of the prize money in terms of everyday items.