Tonight's EuroMillions jackpot is worth a whopping £61 million.
Friday's prize is sure to change the lucky winner's life forever.
EuroMillions draws take place on Tuesday and Friday evenings from approximately 8.30pm.
Newsagents will sell them until around 7.30pm and you can always buy them online if you'd rather.
The National Lottery draw launched in 1994 in the UK and nine countries across Europe now take part.
To play, you simply select five numbers between 1 and 50, plus two Lucky Star numbers from 1-12.
If you really can't choose and you're finding the pressure too much, you can always select a Lucky Dip and let the machine choose a random selection for you.
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Millionaire Maker is a raffle, into which all EuroMillions players are entered.
In December, a builder from Boston, Lincolnshire, claimed the winnings for his £76.3million EuroMillions ticket - a jackpot that went unclaimed for an astonishing six weeks.
Andrew Clark, 51, had no idea he was the owner of Britain's biggest ever unclaimed lottery ticket.
With a habit of stockpiling tickets in his van, he worked through many cold and wet winter days, unaware he had become a multi-millionaire.
