EuroDreams Results · Ireland
6 from 40 + DreamMon · Thu · 7:30pm DublinOdds 1 in 19,191,900
6
draws since a win
392,220
winners last draw
NOT YET DRAWN
SALES CLOSESadvertised starting jackpot, not today's live number
€20,000/month for 30 years
Prize breakdown · Thu, Aug 27, 2026
winner bars use a log scale · Divisions 3-5 pari-mutuel, Division 6 fixed; Divisions 1 & 2 are monthly annuities (lump sum only in capped/residency/death exceptions)Prizes & odds →
EuroDreams' Divisions 3-5 are pari-mutuel, sharing what remains of the prize fund once Divisions 1, 2 and 6 are funded; Division 6 pays a fixed cash amount. Division 1 pays €20,000 a month for 30 years, Division 2 pays €2,000 a month for 5 years — both are normally paid as a monthly annuity, not a one-off lump sum — except when a division has more winners than its own cap in one draw, a winner can't establish Irish residency, or a winner dies before every payment is made, in which case a lump sum is paid instead. Unofficial — reconcile your ticket before claiming.
Past draws
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Number statistics
Full statistics →About EuroDreams
EuroDreams is Ireland's new annuity-based multi-country game, drawn Monday and Thursday. Players select six numbers from 1 to 40 plus one Dream Number from 1 to 5. Division 1 winners receive €20,000 monthly for 30 years. Six prize divisions reward various winning combinations. EuroDreams tickets cost €2.50 per game. This game appeals to players seeking long-term guaranteed income.
Lottery FM publishes each EuroDreams result within minutes of the official draw, with every division, the winner count and the prize paid. Division 1 has not been won for 6 draws.
How to play EuroDreams
Lottery FM does not sell tickets — this is how the game works wherever you buy one.
EuroDreams requires selecting six numbers from 1 to 40 plus one Dream Number from 1 to 5. Tickets cost €2.50 per game. Draws occur Monday and Thursday, involving multiple European countries. Division 1 (all six numbers plus Dream Number) wins €20,000 monthly for 30 years. Six divisions accommodate winners matching six numbers without Dream Number, five numbers with/without Dream Number, four matched numbers, three matched numbers, and two matched numbers. Division 1 and Division 2 are normally paid as a monthly annuity rather than a lump sum, though the operator's own rules allow a lump-sum payment instead in some circumstances, including if a winner dies before every payment has been made.
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Choose your numbersMark 6 from 40 + Dream on a coupon, or take a Quick Pick.
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Buy before the drawEntries close shortly before the draw — check your retailer or the operator's app for the exact cutoff.
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Watch the drawEntries close Mon · Thu · 7:30pm Dublin. Results appear here within minutes.
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Check and claimThe latest draw had 6 prize divisions — see the full prize table above. Claim any prize through the retailer or lottery operator — Irish National Lottery prizes must be claimed within 90 days of the draw, through the National Lottery.
Quick Pick — the terminal generates a random line for you (most retailers)Multi-draw — pay once, enter the same numbers in several consecutive draws (most retailers)System entry — play extra numbers and cover every combination between them, for a higher stake (most retailers)
EuroDreams — frequently asked questions
When are EuroDreams draws held?Entries close Mon · Thu · 7:30pm Dublin, and the draw follows shortly after. Results are published on this site within minutes of the official draw closing.
What's the minimum jackpot?€20,000/month for 30 years is Division 1's normal annuity structure, not a rolling cash jackpot — the same structure is on offer every draw whether or not it's won. Division 2 (match 6, no Dream Number) is a separate annuity, €2,000 a month for 5 years. Both are usually paid as an annuity, not a lump sum — except when a division has more winners than its own cap in one draw, a winner can't establish Irish residency, or a winner dies before every payment is made, in which case a lump sum is paid instead of some or all of the remaining payments.
How are the prize divisions calculated?Divisions 3-5 are pari-mutuel, sharing what remains of the prize fund after Divisions 1, 2 and 6 are funded; Division 6 is a fixed cash amount. Division 1 pays €20,000 a month for 30 years and Division 2 pays €2,000 a month for 5 years — both are normally paid as a monthly annuity, not a lump sum — except when a division has more winners than its own cap in one draw, a winner can't establish Irish residency, or a winner dies before every payment is made, in which case a lump sum is paid instead.
Are the results on this page official?No. Numbers shown here are aggregated from public draw broadcasts and operator pages and should be treated as unofficial. Always reconcile your ticket against the operating lottery's own record before claiming any prize.
Can I check older draws?Yes — the past-draws list below loads up to 294 indexed EuroDreams draws, or open any individual date for the full division payout breakdown.
Something wrong or missing? Tell us — corrections are the one thing we drop everything for.
