Probabilitys of euromillions with 11 lucky stars

In ancient EuroMillions, the numbers 50 and 9 stars, the probability of achieving match all five numbers of 50 and  2 stars was one in 76,275,360.

But as you know, last year changed the rules EuroMillions and currently consists of 50 numbers and 11 stars, and introduced the 2 +0 prize that did not exist before.

How are the odds of hitting the winning combination of 5 +2 since there 11 stars?

Well, now the probability of achieving hit all the numbers and stars is one in 116,531,800 possible moves.

As a summary, the odds are:

9 lucky stars	11 lucky stars
(5+2) 1 in 76.275.360	(5+2) 1 in 116.531.800
(5+1) 1 in 5.448.240	(5+1) 1 in 6.473.989
(5+0) 1 in 3.632.160	(5+0) 1 in 3.236.994
(4+2) 1 in 339.002	(4+2) 1 in 517.919
(4+1) 1 in 24.214	(4+1) 1 in 28.773
(4+0) 1 in 16.143	(4+0) 1 in 14.387
(3+2) 1 in7.705	(3+2) 1 in 11.771
(3+1) 1 in 550	(3+1) 1 in 654
(3+0) 1 in 367	(3+0) 1 in 327
(2+2) 1 in 538	(2+2) 1 in 821
(2+1) 1 in 38	(2+1) 1 in 46
(2+0) -> didn't exist before	(2+0) 1 in 23 -> It's NEW
(1+2) 1 in 102	(1+2) 1 in 156