Frequently asked questions

We take the results from the official Veikkaus API: the numbers, the jackpots and the prize amounts in each tier. We also check the Eurojackpot numbers against the official Lotto Bayern archive. The status page shows when the data was last fetched successfully.

Eurojackpot results are published in Finland on Tuesdays and Fridays at around 10 pm (22:00) Finnish time, and Viking Lotto results on Wednesdays at 9 pm (21:00). The site’s server fetches them after publication. The countdown to the next draw is on the Eurojackpot and Viking Lotto pages.

The official result comes from the operator, which also pays the prizes: in Finland, Veikkaus. If our numbers and the Veikkaus numbers differ, the Veikkaus data is correct. Tell us about the difference with the contact form, and we will check the draw.

The archive holds every draw of both lotteries from the last two years, newest first. Older milestones, such as the first Eurojackpot draw on 23 March 2012, are on the history page.

Eurojackpot is played in 19 countries. A row has five main numbers from 1–50 and two euro numbers from 1–12, and the jackpot is €10–120 million. Viking Lotto is played in 10 countries. A row has six main numbers from 1–48 and a Viking number from 1–5, and the jackpot is €3–25 million. All 12 Eurojackpot prize tiers are shared between the countries; in Viking Lotto only the top two are. Rules for each: Eurojackpot and Viking Lotto.

The Eurojackpot jackpot odds are 1 in 139,838,160, and the odds of winning any prize are about 1 in 31.8. The Viking Lotto jackpot odds are 1 in 61,357,560. Every draw is separate, so earlier numbers do not change the odds.

We do not sell tickets or rows. In Finland, Eurojackpot and Viking Lotto are sold by Veikkaus. Veikkaus also pays the prizes: a prize on a row played online goes to your bank account or player account; otherwise you claim it with your receipt. Every prize must be claimed within 1 year. The conditions are in the Veikkaus rules (PDF, in Finnish).

A lottery prize from Finland or the EEA is tax-free income for the winner (Income Tax Act s. 85). If you give part of the prize to someone else after it has been paid to you, this can count as a gift. Detailed guidance is on the Finnish Tax Administration website.

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No. Garmond is an information site: we do not sell tickets, take bets or pay prizes. No affiliate links. We earn €0 from operators. The site’s income comes from Premium subscriptions.

The site is run by Pure Digital Marketing Agency Oy, an advertising agency (Business ID 3362970-2), Vironkatu 9 A 8, 00170 Helsinki, Finland. You can reach us at [email protected] or with the contact form.

The Peluuri helpline in Finland, 0800 100 101, is free and confidential. If you live in the UK, GamCare runs the National Gambling Helpline, 0808 8020 133, 24 hours a day; it is a UK number. At Veikkaus you set daily and monthly limits on transfers to your player account, and you can block your own gambling. More on the responsible gambling page.