Officially launched one week ago by the National Lottery and eight other European lotteries, EuroDreams is set for its inaugural draw on 6 November.
Thereafter, draws will occur twice a week, on Mondays and Thursdays, with a cutoff time for ticket purchases at 8pm. The draw itself is expected around 9pm, and results will be accessible on the National Lottery website approximately by 10pm.
The EuroDreams game presents participants with an opportunity to secure €20,000 every month for 30 years, marking the first annuity game on a European scale. Over the course of three decades, this accumulates to a sum of €7.2 million.
To try their luck, players are tasked with selecting six main numbers from a pool of 40. In addition, they must choose a “Dream Number” from 1 to 5 to complete their combination. Participation in this novel drawing game entails a stake of €2.50 and offers odds of one in 19 million to clinch the maximum prize. Those who secure the second-place position will receive an annuity of €2,000 per month for five years.
For over 75 years, the National Lottery has allocated all proceeds to social, cultural, environmental, and sporting projects through the Grand Duchess Charlotte National Relief Society. Thanks to its players, the National Lottery has contributed over €500 million to charitable causes since its inception in 1945.
