How to play EuroMillions

Descriptor: First we see a computer generated image of the National Lottery logo, with the logos for various National Lottery games orbiting it. The EuroMillions logo then comes to the front of the screen, with a caption in blue, which reads, ‘Let's look at how to play EuroMillions.’

Narrator: There are many games in the National Lottery family creating around 4 million winners a week. Every time you play you're adding to the billions of pounds already raised for good causes throughout the UK.

Narrator: Let’s look at how to play EuroMillions including Millionaire Raffle.

Descriptor: We now see a computer generated image on the screen, which says ‘Top Prize – Big Jackpot’ with the days of the week in boxes across the screen. The words ‘£2.00 Per Play’ folds onto graphic. Then the words ‘Millionaire Raffle’ roll on to the screen in gold. Then the words ‘£1 million – every week’ appear at top of the screen.

Narrator: the draw takes place every Friday and two pounds gives you both the chance to win one of the massive weekly jackpots, and to take part in the Millionaire Raffle, with a one million pound UK only winner, guaranteed every week.

Descriptor: We now pull out from a rack of magazines in a shop, to the National Lottery Play Station that holds the play slips, before moving on to the National Lottery website, where we see how we can play online. Ending on the Play Station

Narrator: In shops you can find play slips at the play station, or you can register to play online. It's just as easy. EuroMillions uses two draw machines.

Descriptor: We now see a close up of a Millionaire Raffle play slip, which shows you how to mark it correctly, before once again showing the National Lottery website.

Narrator: So just put a line through five main numbers from one to fifty, and two lucky star numbers from one to nine. Or mark Lucky Dip if you want your numbers to be chosen at random. You can play up to four times per play slip. You can also opt to play for up to four weeks in advance. If you’re online just submit your form, we’ll do the rest.

Descriptor: We now see a Millionaire Raffle ticket with the highlighted raffle number on ticket.

Narrator: If you’re in a shop, hand the play slip to the retailer, and they’ll give you your completed EuroMillions including Millionaire Raffle ticket. Whichever way you play, you also get a unique raffle number, for every line of EuroMillions played automatically entering you in the Millionaire Raffle.

Descriptor: Next we see a close up of the golden ball spinning around ticket. Next we see close up of the balls spinning in the lottery machine, with a computer generated image of the odds of winning and the maximum amount that you can win, together with details of rollovers.  

Narrator: You’re in with a one in twenty four chance of winning something in the main draw and an additional chance to win the Millionaire Raffle.

Descriptor: Next we see a graphic of the 5 balls and 2 lucky stars being added to the graphic in their winning combinations, starting with 2 red balls and 1 Lucky star to 5 red balls and 2 lucky stars, with pound signs flashing above which turns into the word ‘Jackpot’.

Narrator: There are twelve combinations that could make you a winner, from matching two main numbers and one lucky star, all the way through these combinations, up to all five main numbers and both lucky stars, which takes you to that fabulous jackpot.

Descriptor: The word Jackpot disappears and is replaced with £1 Million in yellow. Graphic empties and the word ‘Rollover’ appears. Graphic empties and the words ‘Millionaire Raffle’ appear.

Narrator: Plus your unique number could be drawn in the Millionaire Raffle for a prize of a million pounds.  If no ticket matches with five main numbers and the two lucky stars drawn, then it's a rollover, and this game produces some huge rollover jackpots, and remember a rollover doesn’t affect the Millionaire Raffle, so you could still be a winner.

Descriptor: We now see the exterior of a shop, as a computer generated image of the National Lottery logo falls to the ground, and we see the limits that can be paid directly from National Lottery vendors. We then see a leaflet entitled ‘How to play,’ and for the final time, flash to the National Lottery website.

Narrator: You can claim up to a hundred pounds at any National Lottery retailer, and some can pay up to five hundred pounds. For how to claim bigger prizes, and more information, check the players guide in store. And if you played online, you’ll be notified automatically.

Descriptor: Finally, we see the EuroMillions logo fly from the front of the ‘How to play’ leaflet to the middle of the screen, which then spins to reveal the National Lottery logo. Alone with website details

Narrator: EuroMillions including Millionaire Raffle from the National Lottery.