TONIGHT’s EuroMillions Jackpot is worth a whopping £ 186m. Here’s how to claim it without a winning ticket.
If UK national lottery ticket holders win the gold medal tonight, they will be selected as the UK’s largest lottery winner in history.
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It will defeat the current British record holder from the top spot within two months of their victory.
Their wealth immediately surpasses the wealth of Gloucester Joe and Jess Sweat, who scooped up a record 184 million euro millions jackpot within two months.
And the lucky winner will soon be wealthier than the singer Harry Styles, who is worth an estimated £ 100 million, and Adele, who is worth an estimated £ 150 million, according to The Sunday Times’ Rich List.
But if you scoop up a prize and don’t find your golden ticket, you won’t lose all hope.
Even if the ticket is binned, the lucky winner may still get the prize.
Anyone who believes it is easy to claim, but you have to act quickly.
Billing without a ticket must be made in writing and should include as much information as possible, such as when and where the lost ticket was purchased.
There are only 180 days left for potential winners. Otherwise, you can lose a lot.
If no one submits the actual ticket in the meantime, cash may be paid if the claimant is confirmed to be the legitimate ticket owner according to strict security processes.
Lotto expert Andy Carter previously told Sun that ticket owners definitely don’t have to worry if this happens.
He urged the British to call the National Lottery as soon as possible to report that their ticket was missing.
Players have a month to do so and risk losing their prizes together if they don’t remember.
Andy said: “If people buy a ticket at the store and lose it, check the number and think it’s a prize, please contact us and let us know.
“But what really matters is that we need to contact us within 30 days of the draw.”
Only within the security team knows at which shop the ticket was purchased.
Also, if you have a winning ticket, we recommend that you log on to national-lottery.co.uk to register your bill.
Experts also said that the best way to avoid a ticket shortage panic is to buy using the National Lottery app.
Added: “[If] You buy it online, you don’t have a ticket to lose. So if people are worried about losing their tickets, that’s great. “
This year alone, there are already three UK EuroMillions jackpot winners.
The National Lottery operator, Camelot, said the jackpot would be limited to € 230 million and estimates that if no one wins on Tuesday, it will be reached by lottery on Friday, July 8.