EuroMillions, Loto, EuroDreams, Crescendo, Keno: the differences
Same FDJ draw family, different rules — what this site shows for each.
Why they sit here
EuroMillions remains the site’s main topic. Loto, EuroDreams, Crescendo and Keno are FDJ draws whose public results are useful on draw night, without turning them into “cross-game systems”.
Each game has its own grid, schedule and prize tiers. A EuroMillions statistic says nothing about Loto.
Rough landmarks
EuroMillions: 5/50 + 2 stars/12, Tuesday and Friday. My Million is an associated French code.
Loto: 5 numbers + Chance number, several evenings a week. EuroDreams: European draw with a “Dreams” number and a possible annuity. Keno: many numbers, lunchtime and evening draws. Crescendo: several Saturday draws.
- Exact times are set by FDJ
- Companion archives are shorter than the EuroMillions history
- Each game has its own simulator and stats on its /jeux/… page
What we do not do
No “magic combo” across games, no ticket sales, no promise of winnings. To play: licensed operator, 18+, leisure budget.
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Budget, 18+, comprendre les rangs, vérifier la grille, code My Million, archives.
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Frequently asked questions
- Why Loto and Keno here?
- They are FDJ draws useful on result night. EuroMillions remains the main topic. No “cross-game system”.
- Does each game have its own simulator?
- Yes, on its /jeux/… page. Stats are not mixed across games.
- Are companion archives as long?
- No. The public FDJ API caps at tens of draws. EuroMillions aims at a long history.