SuperEnalotto
Italy
SuperEnalotto is Italy's most famous lottery with one of the hardest jackpots in the world to win. The record prize of €371 million makes it one of Europe's most lucrative lotteries.
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Latest result
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Recent draws
Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday
20:00 CET
€371 Million
2023
1:622,614,630
1:20
How to Play
- 1Choose 6 numbers from 90 (1-90)
- 2Optional: Play the SuperStar option for additional chances
- 3Draws are held Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
- 4Match 2+ numbers to win
Prize Tiers
| Tier | Match | Odds | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 6 Correct | 1:622,614,630 | Jackpot |
| 2 | 5 + Jolly | 1:103,769,105 | ~€1,000,000 |
| 3 | 5 Correct | 1:1,250,230 | ~€30,000 |
| 4 | 4 Correct | 1:11,907 | ~€300 |
| 5 | 3 Correct | 1:327 | ~€25 |
| 6 | 2 Correct | 1:22 | ~€5 |
History
SuperEnalotto was created in 1997 from a merger of several Italian lotteries. The difficult odds often lead to massive jackpots that can grow for months.
FAQ
- Why are the odds so low?
- With 6 from 90 numbers, SuperEnalotto has the hardest jackpot odds of any major lottery - but often the biggest jackpots in Europe.
- What is the Jolly number?
- The Jolly is an additional number that enables a higher prize when you match 5 numbers.
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