Germany's Lotto jackpot stays at 50 million euros after record 38-draw run

ruhrnachrichten.de (German)

The 50 million euro Lotto jackpot remained unclaimed for the 38th consecutive draw, marking the longest such streak in 70 years. No winner has matched six numbers plus super number since a Bavarian player won March 25. Spokesperson Bianca König called it the longest dry spell since October 1955. If won Saturday, the next jackpot starts again at 50 million. The 50-million-euro cap is legally fixed. High jackpots attract players, but Lotto warns of addiction and overspending; odds of winning are extremely low.


With a significance score of 0.9, this news ranks in the top 74% of today's 30234 analyzed articles.

Get summaries of news with significance over 5.5 (usually ~10 stories per week). Read by 10,000+ subscribers:


Germany's Lotto jackpot stays at 50 million euros after record 38-draw run | News Minimalist