A stupefying £31million is up for grabs in tonight's Euromillions draw.
If a lucky player in Bristol or the surrounding area were to win this evening (March 26) their life would be instantly changed and they could afford pretty much whatever their heart desired.
Playing EuroMillions also means automatic entry into the UK Millionaire Maker.
Players of the game choose five numbers from 1 to 50 and two lucky stars from 1 to 12.
Top EuroMillions winners
- Colin and Chris Weir (pictured): £161,653,000 (July 2011)
- Adrian and Gillian Bayford: £148,656,000 (August 2012)
- Unknown: £121,328,187 (April 2018)
- Frances and Patrick Connolly, from County Armagh, Northern Ireland (£115m)
- Anonymous (winner decided not to go public): £113,019,926 (October 2010)
- Neil Trotter: £107,932,603 (March 2014)
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You can also do a lucky dip.
EuroMillions is played in nine European countries and has two draws a week - one on Tuesday and one on Friday - with jackpots sometimes reaching into the hundreds of millions of pounds in the event of a multiple-rollover.
Euromillions was first drawn in February 2004 and initially only included the UK, France and Spain – before lottery organisers Ireland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Austria and Portugal joined in October that year.
You'll have to be quick - entry for both draws closes at 7.30pm - but the investment could well be worth its while if you're one of the lucky players with a winning ticket.
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The draw will take place between 8.30pm and 9pm.
