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A Superdraw occurs when the Euro millions lottery Jackpot has been unclaimed for over 11 weeks. It is on the twelfth week that the Superdraw takes place. A Super draw can also take place when the Euro millions is celebrating a special event such as a Euro million's anniversary.
The rules of a Superdraw state that the Jackpot must be won even if there is no outright winner. A player must match 5 numbers and both lucky stars therefore, the Jackpot rolls down to the next level of 5 numbers and 1 lucky star and so on down until a winner is found. In a Super draw, it is common for the Jackpot to be shared out between several winners rather than one huge payout.
The Super-draw phenomenon can create huge excitement amongst lottery players across Europe and even persuades the non lottery player to try their luck due to the large Jackpot accumulations that can occur and the increased chance of winning due to the roll-down rule taking effect when no outright Superdraw winner is found.
Euro Millions Superdraw
The first Superdraw event took place in february 2007 to celebrate the Euro millions third birthday. There have been many Euro millions Rollovers but only 3 true Super draws occurring due to the twelve week rule which came into effect in January 2006.
The last Euromillions lottery Superdraw on the 26th September saw a Jackpot of over 125,000,000 euros shared out between sixteen second tier Superdraw winners who received a rather more manageable just over 9,000,000 euros each by matching 5 numbers and 1 lucky star.
The attraction of playing the Euro millions is evident, as even the general Jackpot wins are around 15 million euros. However, a Superdraw has the added advantage of the huge Jackpot win which is guaranteed to be paid out on Superdraw night.
The latest Superdraw to date which took place in September 2008 included a syndicate of nine people who each won 778,000. The benefits of playing in a online syndicate mean that chances of winning the Euro millions are increased by up to 3,600 per cent. This is due to someone in the syndicate always having the star number. With such immense Jackpots at stake in the Superdraw, it really pays to have the added advantage of playing in an online syndicate.
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