EuroJackpot October 6, 2026: 11 players won the 5+1 tier, the most in 200 draws. See the numbers, the jackpot status and what Wisenum's data shows.
The EuroJackpot October 6, 2026 draw produced 11 winners in the 5+1 tier (five main numbers plus one Euro number), the most in the last 200 draws. The previous high since November 5, 2024 was 10 winners. Nobody matched all seven numbers, so the jackpot was not won.
What makes this draw unusual
The 5+1 tier pays players who match the five main numbers and one of the two Euro numbers. On October 6, 2026, 11 winners landed there.
- Previous maximum in this tier: 10 winners, over the 200 draws since November 5, 2024.
- This draw beats that mark by one winner.
- For comparison, the 5+0 tier had 16 winners and the 5+2 tier (the jackpot) had none.
That is a fact about this draw, not an explanation. The data does not say why 11 players ended up in the same tier.
The numbers of the draw
- Main numbers: 7, 12, 19, 28, 50
- Euro numbers: 1 and 6
- Jackpot: not won (0 winners)
All tiers and winner counts are on the results page: full results for the October 6 draw. The next draw takes place on October 9, 2026.
What Wisenum takes from it
According to Wisenum's model, this line ranks in the 58th percentile of estimated popularity: about 58% of possible combinations are estimated to be played less often. That puts it in the typical range, neither heavily played nor rarely played.
This ranking changes nothing about the odds of being drawn: all combinations have the same probability. It only estimates the risk of sharing a prize.
Over the last 200 draws (since November 8, 2024), when the numbers drawn were among those Wisenum rates as the most played, there were on average 17% more winners for the same number of players than when they were among the least played (95% interval: 13% to 21%, comparing the 50 draws rated most played with the 50 rated least played). The model behind this figure is described in Wisenum's methodology (source: Wisenum EuroJackpot popularity model, 2026).
This is an average over 200 draws. It does not tell us why October 6 had a record number of 5+1 winners.
The odds
The EuroJackpot jackpot requires 5 numbers out of 50 plus 2 out of 12, which gives a probability of 1 in 139,838,160. The line 7, 12, 19, 28, 50 with Euro numbers 1 and 6 has exactly that probability, like every other line. The probabilities for each tier are on the EuroJackpot odds page.
The takeaway
October 6, 2026 set a mark for the 5+1 tier: 11 winners, against a previous maximum of 10 in 200 draws. No combination is more likely to be drawn than another, and the only lever a player has is the risk of sharing a prize.
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Frequently asked questions
What were the EuroJackpot numbers on October 6, 2026?
The main numbers were 7, 12, 19, 28 and 50, and the Euro numbers were 1 and 6. Nobody matched all seven numbers, so the jackpot was not won.
How many winners were there in the EuroJackpot 5+1 tier on October 6, 2026?
There were 11 winners in the 5+1 tier (five main numbers plus one Euro number). The previous maximum in the 200 draws since November 5, 2024 was 10 winners.
Was the EuroJackpot jackpot won on October 6, 2026?
No. The jackpot tier (5+2) had 0 winners. The next EuroJackpot draw takes place on October 9, 2026.
Does a heavily played combination have a lower chance of being drawn?
No. All EuroJackpot combinations have the same probability, 1 in 139,838,160 for the jackpot. Popularity only estimates the risk of sharing a prize with other winners.
Every valid combination has the same probability of being drawn. Wisenum does not predict winning numbers.
