If you’re hoping to land the Thunderball jackpot, you may be wondering what happens if more than one ticket matches the winning numbers.

The good news is that the top prize can be shared.

If two or more players match all five main numbers and the Thunderball, the £500,000 jackpot is split equally between the winning tickets.

For example, a single winner would receive the full £500,000, while two winners would each take home £250,000. If there were five winning tickets, each player would receive £100,000.

Unlike EuroMillions and Lotto, the Thunderball jackpot is fixed at £500,000 and does not increase through rollovers.

While sharing the jackpot means a smaller payout, a six-figure prize would still be a life-changing win for many players.