Italy's most famous lottery
SuperEnalotto was introduced in Italy in 1997 and is famous for its extremely long stretches without a jackpot winner, allowing the jackpot to build up to record sums over months. Draws take place on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Choose 6 main numbers from 1 to 90. An additional Jolly number is drawn from the same number pool. A ticket costs 1 Euro. Draws on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
| Match | Prize | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| 6 numbers | Jackpot (Rekord: 371 Mio. €) | 1 : 622.614.630 |
| 5 + Jolly | variabel | 1 : 103.769.105 |
| 5 numbers | ca. 30.000–45.000 € | 1 : 1.250.230 |
| 4 numbers | ca. 250 € | 1 : 11.907 |
| 3 numbers | ca. 20 € | 1 : 327 |
| 2 numbers | 5 € | 1 : 22 |
1:622.6M — very long jackpot odds, but very high jackpots: record €371 million (February 2023).
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1:622.6M — very long jackpot odds, but very high jackpots: record €371 million (February 2023).
Start for freeOfficial participation is through the retailers and platforms of the lottery's home country. Courier services buy tickets for players abroad; check beforehand whether this is permitted in your country.
In Italy, lottery winnings above a tax-free allowance are taxed. German taxpayers may also be subject to additional German rules.
An additional number drawn from the same pool as the main numbers. It's relevant for the second-highest prize class (5 numbers + Jolly).