That will increase the EUR 150 million of the EuroMillions draw
EuroMillions — 21 November 2025: the jackpot remains in competition, the series of postponements continues The EuroMillions draw of 21 November did not deliver a winner to the
EuroMillions — 21 November 2025: the jackpot remains in competition, the series of postponements continues
The EuroMillions draw of November 21 did not deliver a winner in the front row. The €150 million jackpot (amount displayed for a possible single winner: €149,510,047) is therefore retained. The numbers left are 17, 19, 29, 35 and 48, with stars 5 and 9. This is the 16th consecutive draw without winner in row 1.
Parity and distribution of numbers The main combination is characterized by a clear dominance of odds: only one equal number for four odds. The probability of obtaining this distribution (1 pair / 4 odds) is about 15.6%, i.e. an expected occurrence of about 8 times out of 50 prints — uncommon, but far from exceptional. On the high/low scale, the distribution is three "highs" (>25) for two "lows". The probability of getting exactly three numbers over 25 is about 31.3%, a fairly common configuration. Since the two stars are also odd, the whole draw reinforces the preponderance of the odd.
Hot, cold and regular Of the last 50 draws, tonight's numbers show fairly medium to high frequencies: 48 lead the peloton with 8 appearances, while 19, 29 and 35 each have 6 and 17 five. None of the "very cold" numbers (like the 50, released once, or 11, 20, 22 and 33, released twice each) came back. Note: none of the five numbers drawn appear in the top 5 of the "hottest" (classified by 45, 12 appearances, then 8, 13, 24 and 42 with 9). The draw therefore favours "regular" values rather than listheads or long-outstanding numbers returns.
Distribution of earnings — main winners The lack of a winner in row 1 makes the jackpot grow bigger. Rank 2 however produced a single winner who took 187,734.70 €, while row 3 had three winners at 24,375.90 € each. Compared to recent historical averages — about 0.08 in row 1 per draw, 2.78 in row 2 and 6.40 in row 3 — this draw delivered fewer large winners than average, concentrating a share of redistribution on the lower ranks. Fewer first-row winners mechanically increase individual amounts when someone is ranked high, but reduce the number of "big winners" simultaneously.
Overall earnings balance In total, 554,886 players were winners in all categories, sharing around €3,074,117.30, an average of around €5.54 per winner. The vast majority receive small sums: 513,650 winners (rows 11-13) represent about 92.6% of the winners and receive mainly between €4.10 and €5.30. Rows 11 and 12 alone absorbed about €2,086,001.80, or almost 67.8% of the sum distributed. On the other hand, ranking 2, despite its only winner, already accounts for almost 6% of the total paid, illustrating the influence of a small number of high earnings on the distribution.
In conclusion The jackpot remains set at EUR 150 million for the next draw (date reported later) and the series of 16 carryovers continues. Statistically, this print highlights the frequent return of "regular" numbers rather than the appearance of very cold numbers or confirmation of classification heads. To be monitored: the frequency increase of 48 (8 out of 50) and the consistency of "medium" numbers like 19, 29 and 35. However, the golden rule remains: these trends do not eliminate the hazard — most winners will receive modest sums and the jackpot race can continue. Go to the next draw to see if the series breaks.
🟢 Originally published on Winnza.eu 📅 Published on: November 23, 2025 💬 Category: Analyse du Tirage 📖 Read in other languages: 🇫🇷 Français | 🇪🇸 Español | 🇮🇹 Italiano | 🇩🇪 Deutsch | 🇳🇱 Nederlands | 🇵🇱 Polski
