FDJ Loto Results: Monday, March 9, 2026 draw

Every week, Française des Jeux organizes three Lotto draws. They take place on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Therefore, the first Lotto draw of the week was held on Monday, March 9, 2026. To play Lotto, you must select 5 numbers from a grid of 49 numbers, and 1 Lucky Number from a grid of 10 numbers. A single ticket costs €2.20.

Discover the results of the French Lottery draw from Monday, March 9, 2026

Monday, March 9, 2026, was the first Loto draw of the week. You can view the results here.

If you wish to play the Loto, you have three options. You can visit an FDJ retailer during opening hours. You can also play online via the FDJ website, or via the FDJ mobile app. It is available on Android and iOS.

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How long do I have to claim my Lotto winnings?

The Lotto is a national lottery. It was created in 1976 and attracts many participants to each draw. Up for grabs is a jackpot of several million euros and many other prizes.

If you played and won, here's what you need to know. Because yes, with the Lotto, there is a deadline for claiming your winnings. You have 60 days to request the amount due. If you have not taken any action by this deadline, the sum will be paid into the Loto Reserve Fund. Note that you must present valid identification if your winnings exceed €2,000. Furthermore, your receipt must not be altered or torn and must be perfectly legible. If it is damaged, only Française des Jeux is authorized to determine its validity. Remember to keep it safe, protected from external damage and moisture.

Lotto Draw Results:

To find out if you've won:

• go to your account FDJ.fr
• go to the Lotto Results section on BFMTV

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