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SuperEnalotto takes place in Italy three times a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. A Friday draw was also launched for six months at the start of July 2023, taking place specifically to support the flood-hit region of Emilia-Romagna. In order to win the jackpot, players have to match six main numbers from a possible 90. A Jolly number is also drawn from the remaining 84 balls to give any player matching five main numbers a chance to increase the amount they win.

Players can also opt to select a SuperStar number for a small additional fee, opening up further prize tiers. The SuperStar is an extra ball drawn from a different set of numbers, again between 1 and 90. Participants who pay a small additional fee to have the SuperStar option added to their ticket are guaranteed to win a prize as long as their SuperStar number is drawn, otherwise players must match at least two main numbers to grab a cash reward.

SuperEnalotto jackpots regularly roll over and can grow quickly, with the potential to reach astronomical sums. The largest SuperEnalotto jackpot in history rose to €371.1 million before being won on a single ticket in February 2023.

This SuperEnalotto data includes all draws up to and including Saturday 2^nd December 2023. The last SuperEnalotto draw number was 166.

Prize Draw Information

Latest 10 SuperEnalotto Numbers

SuperEnalotto Odds & Prize Draw Breakdown

The following tables show the odds of winning prizes in the main SuperEnalotto draw and the supplementary SuperStar game. To match all six SuperEnalotto numbers and the SuperStar, you must overcome odds of more than 56 billion to 1.

SuperEnalotto Draw Details

SuperEnalotto History

This Italian lottery game was launched in the 1950s as Enalotto before being renamed as SuperEnalotto in 1997.

Up until June 2009, the six main SuperEnalotto numbers comprised the first number drawn in the regional Lotto draws for the cities of Bari, Florence, Milan, Naples, Palermo and Rome, whilst the Jolly number came from the draw in Venice. This procedure was changed in July 2009 when the numbers were drawn independently of the regional Lotto draws, with the six main numbers and the Jolly number being drawn from one drum and the SuperStar number being drawn from a separate drum.

A number of changes were made at the end of January 2016 to generate further excitement, with a new prize tier introduced for matching just two main numbers. The amount of money allocated to the prize fund from ticket sales was increased to 60 percent to help jackpots grow more quickly and a new way to win instant prizes as players paid for their tickets was launched.

Page Last Updated: Saturday, 2^nd December 2023 8:32 pm