It seems that the media in the UK has finally stopped its media frenzy about the record UK Euromillions Jackpot win. Everything has been examined from the houses that are going to be bought to the unlucky sister in the syndicate who dropped out and life seems a bit strange without a record busting Euromillions to talk about.The one thing that has changed in the UK is the price of the Euromillions ticket. Now we have the Euromillions Millionaire Raffle a ticket costs £2.00 rather than the £1.50 it cost previously.

The extra fifty pence that the Millionaire Raffle costs  goes into creating a new UK millionaire each week and that can only be a good thing in this recession hit economy.The format of the Millionaire Raffle ticket is slightly different to the numbers that are drawn on the Euromillion Lottery. The raffle is alphanumeric with 3 alphabetic characters followed by 6 numbers. The Millionaire Raffle will be printed onto your Euromillions ticket.

The new Euromillions Millionaire Raffle is already stirring up debate with people, the question that is being asked is that the new Millionaire Raffle should be optional like the Dream Numbers in the National Lottery. Well for a mere fifty pence i think that Euromillions have got this right and everybody should participate.

The next Euromillions Jackpot is worth a measly £13 million and we hope that a few rollovers happen as playing for this kind of sum is nowhere near as interesting as dreaming about a massive win and what we would do with all that cash. A lot of it would go to good causes naturally.As they say in the online bingo world GL GL GL .

Written for Euromillionlottery.com by Greg