How to Play EuroDreams

You can play EuroDreams in eight different countries, making it one of the biggest lotteries in Europe. Draws take place on Monday and Thursday evenings at 9:00 p.m. local time in Paris, France. Follow the steps below to take part in EuroDreams.

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Step 1
Choose your numbers

Pick six numbers from 1 to 40 and one Dream Number between 1 and 5.

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Step 2
Decide how many drawings to enter

Enter just the next draw or play your numbers in multiple consecutive draws.

Ticket Price
€2.50
Purchase
Step 3
Complete Purchase

Check your selections and then complete the purchase of your tickets before the cut-off time. Tickets cost €2.50 per play.

Safe and Secure
Shield
Step 4
Safe Tickets

Wait for the draw to take place and then check the EuroDreams">results to find out if you are a winner.

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The minimum age to play is 18 regardless of where you live, but there may be some differences in how many consecutive draws you can enter, or when ticket sales stop. The National Lotteries may also offer additional features such as Joker or system entries. Find out more on the Participating Countries page.

How to Win

There are six prize categories in EuroDreams, so you win if you match at least two of the six main numbers. To get the top prize, you need all six main numbers plus the Dream Ball. This would reward you with €20,000 a month for 30 years. Head over to the Odds and Prizes page to see everything you could win.

How to Claim

There are several ways to claim EuroDreams prizes, depending on how much you win. However, it is important to keep in mind that you can only collect your winnings in the country where you played, and the claim period is different across nations. Go to the Claiming Prizes page for more information.