The… heart of the Eurojackpot is beating from today, Wednesday 6/3, exclusively at OPAP stores. The new game of chance will draw every Tuesday and Friday and will distribute profits from 10 to 120 million euros.
OPAP, the leading gambling company in Greece and one of the most renowned in its industry worldwide, brings to our country Eurojackpot, the European game that distributes profits of up to 120 million euros.
From Wednesday 6/3 Eurojackpot is available exclusively in the network of OPAP stores, further strengthening the company’s product portfolio.
The first Eurojackpot draw in which Greek players will take part is this coming Friday, March 8, 2024, claiming 30 million euros in the first category of the game.
Eurojackpot: What is it?
18 countries take part in the Eurojackpot, with Greece now the 19th participant.
The game’s grand prize starts at €10 million and can go up to €120 million. In the remaining countries there are a total of 12 victory categories. In Greece, however, for the first time, an additional category of winnings is established for those who correctly predict two numbers.
Eurojackpot draws are held every Tuesday at 21:15 and every Friday at 21:00 in Helsinki, Finland. Entries in our country close at 19:00 on game draw days. Players can watch the draws on tape on the game’s official website.
Eurojackpot: How to play – The big difference from the joker
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 card includes a total of 6 columns, with the cost of each column amounting to 2.5 euros.
Each column has 2 number fields. In the first field, players fill in at least 5 numbers (from 1 to 50) and in the second field at least 2 numbers (from 1 to 12). With five correct number choices in the first field and two in the second field 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.