One UK player will wake up a millionaire after the UK Millionaire Maker code MNMB39412 was issued in Friday's EuroMillions draw. The advertised jackpot for the May 29 draw was £11,000,000, but no ticket matched all five main numbers and both Lucky Stars. The five main numbers were 05, 14, 18, 31 and 35, with Lucky Stars 02 and 12. The Thunderball numbers were 07, 13, 19, 35 and 39 and the Thunderball itself was 12. If you think you have a winner, check your ticket immediately on the National Lottery website or app and follow the instructed claiming steps.

The advertised top prize went unclaimed, but the draw still changed lives. One UK player will wake up a millionaire after the UK Millionaire Maker code MNMB39412 was issued for the May 29 draw, and three UK tickets matched five main numbers to secure midsized prizes.

Winning numbers and who took home the big payouts

The EuroMillions main numbers on Friday 29 May were 05, 14, 18, 31 and 35. The two Lucky Stars were 02 and 12. For the same evening the Thunderball numbers were 07, 13, 19, 35 and 39, and the Thunderball itself was 12. The advertised jackpot for the EuroMillions draw that night was £11,000,000. No ticket matched all five main numbers plus both Lucky Stars, so that top prize was not won and will roll on or be offered at the next scheduled draw according to the game rules.

UK prize-tier reporting shows one UK winner matched five numbers and one Lucky Star, and that ticket received £66,250.60. Three UK winners matched five numbers only, each taking £12,668.60. Beyond those headline amounts, thousands of smaller prizes were paid across the usual bands for matching two, three or four numbers. The Thunderball draw on the same night paid prizes based on its own structure, with the drawn numbers as listed above.

Every EuroMillions line bought in the UK costs £2.50 and includes automatic entry into the UK Millionaire Maker, a feature that guarantees at least one UK £1 million winner per draw. That guarantee is what produced the MNMB39412 code and the single UK millionaire from Friday.

The odds of winning the EuroMillions jackpot are long. The commonly quoted figure is about 1 in 139 million. The chances of winning any prize are considerably better, roughly 1 in 13.

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For players in the UK and the Isle of Man, jackpots are paid in pounds, which means the final cash paid can vary with exchange rates when the prize originates in euros.

If more than one ticket matches all five numbers and both Lucky Stars, the top prize is divided equally between the winners. That division rule applies across the participating countries and is standard practice for EuroMillions.

Sales of tickets for draw nights closed at 7.30pm on Friday, with the main draws held later in the evening. EuroMillions draws take place every Tuesday and Friday across the participating countries, so if tonight was not your night you can enter the next scheduled draw. The previous EuroMillions draw, on Tuesday 26 May, carried an advertised jackpot of around £100 million. That draw produced main numbers 6, 23, 25, 35 and 37 with Lucky Stars 6 and 12, and the Thunderball that night was 6.

Prize money split, exchange rate effects and the automatic UK Millionaire Maker entry are the small print elements that often make a larger difference than the headline jackpot. The £2.50 price per line is the upfront cost; how prize pools are shared and how euro prizes convert into pounds determine what winners actually receive.

For anyone holding a ticket from Friday 29 May You need to follow the verification and claiming process without delay. The National Lottery advises that winners verify their numbers on the National Lottery website or the National Lottery app, or at an authorised retailer. If you have a physical ticket sign the back to establish ownership and store it safely. Smaller prizes can usually be claimed in-store, while larger prizes must be claimed through the National Lottery prize process.

Those steps aren't optional. A signed ticket is the simplest proof of ownership for a physical ticket, and the National Lottery process for larger prizes sets out specific claim windows and documentation requirements. The scheme aims to keep prize payments secure and to ensure winners are identified correctly before a payout.

For context, the automatic entry into the UK Millionaire Maker that comes with every £2.50 line is a feature unique to UK sales. It's the mechanism that guarantees at least one UK-based £1 million winner for every EuroMillions draw regardless of whether the international jackpot is won.

Finally, remember that the numbers above are specific to the May 29 draws. If your ticket was for another date, the relevant winning numbers differ. If you think you have a winner for the May 29 EuroMillions or Thunderball, verify via the National Lottery app or website, or check at an authorised retailer as soon as possible.

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Check your ticket against the May 29 numbers on the National Lottery website or app, sign and secure any physical ticket if it's a winner, and follow the National Lottery’s prize claim process to collect what you are owed. Originally reported by express.co.uk.

This article was created with AI assistance.