Lottery history could be made in Friday's EuroMillions draw.
The £95 million prize will be the biggest pay-out of its kind in the world if it is won by a single ticket-holder.
Larger prizes have been won in the US but the actual payouts were lower, either due to tax or because winners opted for smaller one-off lump sums.
A single EuroMillions jackpot winner would also automatically become the UK's biggest ever lottery winner - eclipsing Glasgow postal administrator Angela Kelly's £35.4 million EuroMillions jackpot win in August last year.
They would also seize the European lottery crown from Dolores McNamara of the Republic of Ireland, who won £77 million on July 31 2005.
The £95 million prize will be the biggest pay-out of its kind in the world if it is won by a single ticket-holder.
Larger prizes have been won in the US but the actual payouts were lower, either due to tax or because winners opted for smaller one-off lump sums.
A single EuroMillions jackpot winner would also automatically become the UK's biggest ever lottery winner - eclipsing Glasgow postal administrator Angela Kelly's £35.4 million EuroMillions jackpot win in August last year.
They would also seize the European lottery crown from Dolores McNamara of the Republic of Ireland, who won £77 million on July 31 2005.