EuroMillions draws come around twice a week, with both Brits and Europeans handed the chance to become a multi-millionaire. There's a huge ￡55million jackpot for tonight's draw, but there's still the chance to win lesser prizes if you've got at least two of the main numbers.
EuroMillions draws take place every Tuesday and Friday evenings.
The competition closes at around 7.30pm, with the results announced shortly after.
There are 13 different categories of prizes, ranging from just ￡2.50 to the full jackpot.
The prize you win depends on how many numbers you've matched in the draw, as well as whether anybody else has the same numbers as you.
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Each ticket bought also comes with a free entry for the UK Millionaire Maker.
If you buy a EuroMillions ticket, you'll also be given a code at no extra cost.
If your code matches the numbers drawn, you'll win a guaranteed prize of ￡1m.
EuroMillions winning numbers: 2, 3, 17, 29, 43
Lucky Stars: 1, 4
Due to the massive jackpot, the number of entrances is also very high.
That means just one person in every 139,838,160 will win the top prize in any given EuroMillions draw.
But you're more likely to win one of the lesser prizes, as you'll need fewer matches.
To win the second prize, of more than ￡130,500, the odds are one in 6,991,908.
But, there aren't fixed odds for the UK Millionaire Maker, however.
The odds are entirely dependent on how many people buy tickets, seeing as everyone receives one entry when they buy a EuroMillions ticket.
The National Lottery said: "Unlike in the main EuroMillions draw where the odds for each prize tier are fixed, Millionaire Maker odds vary based on ticket sales.
"So, when fewer people play your odds of winning improve as there are fewer codes to choose from."