EuroMillions lottery draws are set to take place on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, offering a total prize pool of 98 million euros. This will be the first EuroMillions draw of the week, organized by Française des Jeux (FDJ), the French national lottery organization. In this game, players choose 5 numbers from a range of 1 to 50 and 2 additional "star" numbers from a range of 1 to 12. A basic ticket costs 2.50 euros and can be purchased at FDJ sales points, online through the FDJ website, or via the FDJ mobile app available on both Android and iOS platforms. Each EuroMillions draw also includes a special feature called "My Million," where a random six-digit code is drawn. If a player holds the matching code, they win 1 million euros. This adds an extra layer of excitement to the game, as players can potentially win two separate prizes in a single draw. Online players benefit from the convenience of instant access and direct payment of winnings into their accounts, eliminating the need to visit a physical location to claim prizes. Results from the EuroMillions draw will be available on the official FDJ website, FDJ.fr, as well as on the Loto Results section of BFMTV. These platforms provide up-to-date information on winning numbers and any additional prizes awarded. It is important to note that French law prohibits the sale of lottery tickets to individuals under the age of 18, both in physical sales points and online. While lottery games are popular for their potential to offer large prizes, they also carry risks, including the potential for gambling-related issues such as isolation and dependence. For those who may be concerned about their gambling habits, support and advice are available through the joueurs-info-service.fr website. Players are encouraged to participate responsibly and to seek help if needed.