NewsUK NewsEuromillionsLIVEUpdated just nowOne lucky EuroMillions ticket holder could win a life-changing £122m tonight - the National Lottery's Thunderball draw will also take place with a top prize of £500,000A massive jackpot of £122 million is up for grabs in the EuroMillions tonight (stock)(Image: PA)One lucky Brit could win tonight's EuroMillions with a massive jackpot of £122million.A EuroMillions win would mean you are able to quit your job or buy a dream home - but you will have to enter to be in with a chance of winning. To play EuroMillions, you choose five main numbers from one to 50 as well as two Lucky Stars. It costs £2.50 per ticket, and the draw will take place at around 8.30pm.Tonight will also see a draw for the National Lottery's Thunderball game, offering players the chance to take home a possible £500,000.‌View PostToday19:31 BSTWhat is the largest EuroMillions jackpot ever won?In June last year, the largest EuroMillions jackpot in history was won by a ticket holder in Cork, Ireland, who took home €250 million (£215 million).Today19:25 BSTFive minutes left to buy tickets for EuroMillionsPunters have just five minutes left to buy tickets for tonight's EuroMillions.A massive £122 million is there to be won after a rollover with no winner last Saturday when the prize pot was £112 million.Today19:16 BSTWeekly schedule of National Lottery drawsNational Lottery draws take place on the following days each week:Lotto: Wednesday and SaturdayEuroMillions: Tuesday and FridaySet For Life: Monday and ThursdayThunderball: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and SaturdayLotto HotPicks: Wednesday and SaturdayEuroMillions HotPicks: Tuesday and FridayToday19:12 BSTWould you go public with your win?We asked Mirror readers if they would tell their huge news to the world if their numbers came up.It's fair to say not too many of you are keen!Over three quarters - 76 per cent - responded 'no way' on our poll. In fact, just 4 per cent picked 'absolutely... I'm rich!'.Around 20 per cent said they would only tell close friends and family members if the won big, and who could blame them.Either way, it's not a bad problem to have!Today19:12 BSTUK EuroMillions players enter Millionaire Maker drawEuroMillions draws take place every Tuesday and Friday. One ticket costs £2.50 and includes automatic entry into the UK Millionaire Maker draw.The game guarantees a £1m UK winner in every draw. More details on how it works are available on the National Lottery website.Today19:12 BSTHow do I play the EuroMillions?The EuroMillions draw will take place at around 8.30pm with a £122m jackpot up for grabs.All you have to do is pick five numbers from 1 to 50 and two Lucky Stars from 1 to 12. Or try a Lucky Dip for randomly selected numbers.The Thunderball will be drawn at 8pm.‌