LOTTO RESULTS – This Saturday March 26, 2022, La Française des jeux offers you the chance to win the sum of 2 million euros for this new Loto draw. The results are to follow on our page from 9 p.m.
[Mis à jour le 26 mars à 18h40] What better way to prepare for the end of the year celebrations than to pocket 2 million euros? This is the sum offered by La Française des jeux for this new Loto draw. This Saturday the 26th, you could well be the brand new winner of this game. To do this, nothing very complicated you must find the five correct numbers among 49 possible. You will also have to give the lucky number. So, grab your pens and head to the nearest tobacconist. You can also play online if you wish. No matter how you participate, know that, as the FDJ likes to remind you, 100% of the winners participated!
> Try your luck for this draw with an FDJ grid
To win the 2 million euros in this lottery draw, you have to have “a little” luck. Indeed, you have 1,906,884 possible ways to tick the boxes of your Lotto grid. And that’s not counting the lucky number – you have to choose from ten numbers. So you have a one in 19,068,840 chance of hitting the jackpot. You can still win smaller sums by finding, for example, the five correct numbers on the grid. At that point, you are a rank 2 winner and you have a 1 in 2,118,760 chance of making it. The fewer correct numbers you find, the lower your payout. Keep in mind that 17% of combinations are winning.
Today you can win 2 million euros. But, by the way, do you know what is the biggest jackpot ever won at the Lotto? A player won, on Saturday December 4, 2021, a record gain of 30 million euros. This is the largest sum ever won since the launch of the game in 1976, according to the Française des jeux (FDJ). After 28 consecutive draws without a winner, the jackpot was won by a resident of Ille-et-Vilaine. The last record dates from September 11 with 26 million euros won. “In the whole history of Loto, this is the seventh time that the jackpot has exceeded the symbolic bar of 20 million euros,” said the FDJ.