YOU could be as rich as Benedict Cumberbatch if you are lucky enough to scoop tonight’s whopping £119m Euromillions jackpot.
The draw closes at 7.30pm this evening, and tickets cost just £2.50.
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All you need to do to be in with a chance of winning the Euromillions jackpot is enter 5 numbers and 2 Lucky Starts for each line you play.
Or if you are feeling especially lucky you take your chances with a Lucky Dip and let the machine select your numbers at random.
To win the jackpot you need to match the five main numbers in the draw plus two lucky stars.
Scooping the big prize this evening would see you become richer than Benedict Cumberbatch.
The actor who is famous for playing roles such as Sherlock Holmes in the BBC series Sherlock and Stephen Hawking in the television film Hawking in 2004 has an estimated net worth of £30m.
There are also lots of other prizes up for grabs, matching 5 main numbers with no lucky stars will still get you a sizeable sum of £13,500.
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You can check to see whether you have won a prize using the EuroMillions results checker.
If you bought your ticket online, the Lottery will email you so there’s no chance you’ll miss your winning jackpot.
And if you bought your ticket in a store, you can take it to any participating shop to get your numbers checked.
With all National Lottery draws players have 180 days from the day of the draw to claim their prize if they have the winning ticket.
Back in February, one lucky Brit scooped up a £7.6 million jackpot on a single ticket.
Last year another lucky winner bagged one of the biggest prizes ever with £171m, making them richer than Coldplay’s Chris Martin.
Previous Brits who also cashed in grandly on the EuroMillions include New Year’s Day winners Frances and Patrick Connolly, from County Armagh in Northern Ireland – though they later revealed how they gave away more than half to help others out.
Also keen to help out friends and family was builder Steve Thomson after he and wife Lenka, from Selsey in West Sussex, after taking hold of £105m in November 2019.
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