Euromillion results for June 17 as £208m jackpot up for grabs

The Euromillions results on Tuesday, June 17 was the fourth rollover for bagging the eye-watering £208 million jackpot - the largest ever in the UK.
A fourth lucky person is in for potentially bagging an eye-watering amount of cash in the National Lottery EuroMillions draw tonight, with £208million up for grabs. Tuesday's results, June 17, saw the large sum rolled over once more.
If the jackpot is not claimed, there will be a Must Be Won draw this coming Friday, when the prize fund would roll down into the price tier where there is at least one winner.
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It would be the largest lottery win ever in the UK if a single ticket holder is lucky enough to get all five main numbers and the two Lucky Stars.
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If a lucky ticket holder matches all five numbers and two lucky stars, they will be winner of the fourth largest jackpots ever paid out.
An anonymous player holds top spot after winning £170m in October 2019. The largest prize to have been given away so far this year has been £109 million - in a Superdraw on February 4 and won by a single player.
Andy Carter, senior winners' adviser at Allwyn operator of The National Lottery, said it is the kind of money everyone dreams about when they buy a lottery ticket. He said: 'From private islands and private jets to really making a monumental difference to causes close to your heart, a £208 million EuroMillions jackpot win would mean pretty much anything is within reach."
Without further delay, here are the results for tonight's National lottery.
Euromillions
Results for the Euromillions draw, Tuesday June 17, are : 13, 22, 23, 44, 49.
The lucky stars are 03 and 05
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Tonight's estimated jackpot is £208 million. Millionaire Maker Selection – one UK millionaire has been created: XPCD66044
Tonight's National Lottery Thunderball winning numbers are: 02, 06, 12, 17, 39. The Thunderball is 07.

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