How to check a Eurojackpot ticket

LottoRead is an independent app, unaffiliated with the official lottery operator. A photo check is not a prize claim. Confirm any prize with the official lottery operator or a retailer.

Read the ticket layout

Each line has five main numbers from 1 to 50 and two Euro numbers from 1 to 12. Compare the main numbers and Euro numbers in their separate groups. Check the game name and draw date printed on your ticket before comparing numbers.

Compare with the published draw

Open Eurojackpot results and the latest published draw. Match the ticket’s date to the result, then compare each line and its additional numbers separately. A missing result does not mean the ticket has no prize.

Check a photo in LottoRead

For a supported ticket, photograph the full ticket in good light. Review the numbers and date LottoRead reads against the original ticket, correct any reading errors, and compare with results on file. See how to scan lottery tickets and lottery ticket scanner apps compared for more context.

Confirm with the official lottery

Keep the original ticket. LottoRead does not issue or validate prizes and does not change the odds. Follow the issuing lottery’s official checking and claim instructions. For Eurojackpot, consult the official lottery information or a retailer.

Game matrix checked against the linked official source on 11 November 2026. Ticket formats and checking options depend on the issuing lottery.