How it is played, how much it costs
Eurojackpot is available in Greece exclusively through OPAP stores and distributes winnings of up to 120 million euros.
The Eurojackpot draws are held in Helsinki, Finland, every Tuesday at 21:15 and every Friday at 21:00.
In Greece, the deposit of tickets at OPAP stores will be completed at 19:00, on the days of the draws, i.e. every Tuesday and Friday.
On the remaining days, Greek players can deposit their slips until the shops close.
Anyone who wants to watch the draw can go to the game’s official website and watch it on tape.
The game ticket includes two fields for filling in numbers.
To win, one must make 5 correct predictions, in the first field of numbers from 1 to 50, as well as find 2 numbers, in the second field that has numbers from 1 to 12.
Participation in the Eurojackpot takes place exclusively through OPAP stores throughout Greece. Vouchers are deposited at the service counters of the stores, at the self-service terminals (SSBTs) and through the OPAP Store App.
The Eurojackpot ticket includes a total of 6 columns – The cost of each is 2.5 euros.
Each column has 2 number fields:
In the first field, players fill in at least 5 numbers (from 1 to 50)
In the second at least 2 numbers (from 1 to 12).
With five correct number choices in the first field and two in the second they win the big Eurojackpot prize. Players also have the option of choosing a full or standard system, random number selection, participating in back-to-back draws, as well as submitting a team ticket.
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