Lotto June 10 Results: New Format Doubles Millionaires, £2M Jackpot
Lotto June 10: New Format Doubles Millionaires, £2M Jackpot

The National Lottery's Lotto draw on June 10, 2026, introduces a brand-new format that doubles the number of millionaires created in each draw. Players now have two chances to win the £2 million jackpot, with two sets of six main balls and a bonus ball drawn using separate machines.

New Format Details

For £2 per line, players automatically enter two rounds each draw night. The first round takes place at 8pm, followed by the second round. This revamped structure gives participants two opportunities to win, potentially turning one lucky player into a millionaire.

Thunderball Draw

The Thunderball draw follows shortly after the Lotto, at 8.15pm, with a top prize of £500,000. Players are reminded that the game closes at 7.30pm, so tickets must be purchased before then.

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How the New Format Works

According to the National Lottery, the new format is expected to double the number of millionaires in each draw. Players now have a chance to win in one round, the other, or both, all from a single Lotto line. This change aims to make the game more exciting and rewarding.

Jackpot Potential

One lucky player could scoop the staggering £2 million jackpot, turning their dreams into reality in what could be a truly unforgettable, life-changing moment. The new shake-up is anticipated to increase the frequency of millionaire winners.

Draw Schedule

  • Lotto first round: 8pm
  • Lotto second round: 8pm (simultaneous draws with separate machines)
  • Thunderball: 8.15pm

The game closes at 7.30pm tonight, so players have under an hour to purchase their tickets. The results will be announced shortly after the draws.

About the New Format

The Lotto's brand new format begins tonight, giving players two chances to win for every £2 line. This means players now have a chance to win in one round, the other, or both, all from a single Lotto line. The National Lottery expects this change to create more millionaires and enhance the overall player experience.

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