SuperEnalotto
SuperEnalotto is a 6 from 90 game that offers huge jackpots every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. All draws are held at 8pm in Italy, but participation in this lottery game is now open to players all over the world, thanks to the ability to buy SuperEnalotto tickets online.
SuperEnalotto is the most popular national lottery game in Italy, and is played by millions of players each and every week. Launched in December 1997 by a private company (Sisal SpA), SuperEnalotto replaced the earlier Enalotto game that had been played since the 1950’s. In October 2010 the SuperEnalotto jackpot topped the €177 million mark and produces jackpots of record breaking proportions quite often. Unlike many other lotteries around the globe there is no cap on the amount of times that a Superenalotto jackpot can rollover; the main reason that such large jackpots are achieved for this lottery.
You can take part in Superenalotto by purchasing your tickets online from anywhere in the world. To take part in this hugely popular lottery, click the "play now" button or visit the buy official tickets page.
SuperEnalotto Results
The SuperEnalotto result for Thursday 26th January:
- 13
- 16
- 22
- 30
- 52
- 87
- 42
- 37
Details of this Superenalotto draw • Results Checker
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| Saturday 28th January €57,700,000 |
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Buy SuperEnalotto Tickets
There are several ways to play SuperEnalotto, but the simplest way is to select 6 numbers from the range 1 to 90 for each entry that you want to make. To participate in the SuperEnalotto game you will need to enter two lines of numbers as a minimum, but the low cost of tickets reflects that fact.
When the draw takes place at 8pm on Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday, six main numbers and one ‘Jolly’ number will be selected at random by the SuperEnalotto machine. The Jolly number is very similar to the Bonus Ball that is drawn in the UK Lotto game and also to the Lucky Star numbers that are drawn in the EuroMillions game, and the purpose of the Jolly number is to help players win a bigger consolation prize if the jackpot eludes them.
If no player wins the jackpot then it is rolled over to the jackpot fund for the next SuperEnalotto draw. With 90 balls in play, rollovers – and the high jackpots they help to create – occur regularly.
SuperEnalotto News
Si Vince Tutto Results for 25th January 2012
Last night saw the first Si Vince Tutto draw of the year take place, and many ticket holders in this special draw were hoping to walk away with the top prize. However the Si Vince Tutto results for 25th January 2012 reveal that there were in fact no top prize winners as no players were lucky enough to match all six of the numbers drawn. In addition to that, players in this Italian lottery last night also failed to match any five of the numbers drawn meaning that the first winning prize tier was the third tier, which saw 332 players match four numbers to each win €4,532.
Continue reading Si Vince Tutto Results for 25th January 2012.
26th January 2012