Italian SuperEnalotto

Launched in 1997, Italy's SuperEnalotto is famous for producing some of Europe's biggest lottery jackpots. Its wide 1–90 number range means jackpots can roll over for long periods and grow to enormous amounts.

The biggest SuperEnalotto jackpot to date was an incredible €371.1 Million, won on 16 February 2023.

Quick Facts Italian Lotto 6/90
First Draw	December 03, 1997
Number Selection	6 numbers from 1 to 90
Draw Schedule	Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Minimum Match to Win	2 numbers
Overall Odds of Winning	Approximately 1 in 10
Biggest Jackpot	371.1 Million - 16 February 2023

How to Play

Choose 6 numbers from 1 to 90. Six Main Numbers and one additional Jolly Number are drawn.

Match all 6 Main Numbers to win the jackpot. Match 5 Main Numbers plus the Jolly Number to win the second prize category.

Prizes are also awarded for matching 5, 4, 3 or just 2 Main Numbers.

Players can also add the optional SuperStar number for additional ways to win and the opportunity to multiply certain prizes.

6 Ways to Win

Prize Divisions	Matching Numbers	Average Expected Prize*
Division 1 - JACKPOT	Match 6	Jackpot
Division 2	Match 5 + Jolly	€620,000
Division 3	Match 5	€32,000
Division 4	Match 4	€300
Division 5	Match 3	€25
Division 6	Match 2	€5 minimum

*Prize amounts are not fixed and vary according to the prize pool and number of winners. Figures shown are average expected prizes published by SuperEnalotto.

Top 10 Record-Breaking Jackpots

Rank	Jackpot	Date
1	€371.13 Million	16-Feb-23
2	€223.17 Million	11-Sep-26
3	€209.16 Million	13-Aug-19
4	€177.73 Million	30-Oct-10
5	€163.54 Million	27-Oct-16
6	€156.29 Million	22-May-21
7	€147.81 Million	22-Aug-09
8	€139.02 Million	09-Feb-10
9	€130.20 Million	17-April-18
10	€101.51 Million	10-May-14

The record €371.13 Million jackpot was won through a 90-share system in 2023, while the €232.17 Million jackpot won in September 2026 is now the second-largest jackpot in SuperEnalotto history.