Eurojackpot: 120 Million Euros Remain in the Pot
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The Eurojackpot had 120 million euros up for grabs – the largest possible prize for lottery players in Germany. Once again, no one picked the right numbers, and the record pot stays in the pool.
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120 million euros – and nobody claimed them. In the latest Eurojackpot drawing, no ticket was found with the correct numbers. The pot thus remains untouched in the payout pool.
The sum also marks the maximum possible prize that lottery players in Germany can win at all. As Stern Panorama writes, 120 million euros is the upper limit of the lottery – more is not possible.
What the cap means for players
Anyone playing Eurojackpot can theoretically score big: 120 million euros is the maximum the lottery is allowed to pay out in this country. Those hoping for the top amount in this drawing go home empty-handed. Exactly where the pot goes and when the next drawing takes place is not clear from the available report.
Keeping tabs on the record pot
Want to know whether the jackpot will be paid out again in the next round? All currently known details can be found in the Stern Panorama report.
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