The Euromillions lottery, renowned for its staggering jackpots, is set for another exciting draw this Friday, featuring a whopping €221 million prize. Hosted twice weekly, Euromillions is a pan-European lottery that spans across prominent nations including Spain, France, the United Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, and Switzerland. Since its inception in 2004, Euromillions has amassed substantial jackpots and distributed millions in winnings across numerous draws.

Euromillions boasts a total of 13 prize categories, ranging from those requiring just two correct numbers to win, to the top-tier category demanding all five principal numbers and the two lucky stars. This diversification offers participants varied chances of winning lucrative rewards.

To engage in the Euromillions, participants must place bets by selecting five numbers from 1 to 50 and two lucky stars from 1 to 12. Numbers can be chosen manually or generated randomly by the system. Each bet costs €2.50, granting eligibility for the "El Millón" draw.

The "El Millón" is an exclusive game for Euromillions players in Spain, where a prize of one million euros is drawn every Tuesday and Friday among tickets sold within Spanish borders. To secure this coveted prize, the ticket code must match the "El Millón" code of the day.

The Euromillions draws take place every Tuesday and Friday at 21:00 hours, with live coverage available via the official SELAE website. It is crucial to note that EL PAÍS bears no responsibility for any errors or omissions. The only valid official list is provided by the State Lotteries and Bets.