To win the jackpot, you must match six numbers between 1 and 90 at odds of 1 in 622,614,630. They are odds that have not been beaten since a player from Desenzano del Garda landed €35.4 million in May 2025, and the jackpot has grown steadily rather than speedily over the past 14 months.
Having passed €200 million, another milestone is now approaching - the second-largest jackpot in the history of the game. That happened back in August 2019 when someone from Lodi, Lombardy, won €209.1 million.
A few more rollovers would see the current prize move into second place in the list of the biggest-ever jackpots, behind only the mammoth €371.1 million that was split between multiple players who bought a system entry in February 2023.
There is no limit to how high the SuperEnalotto jackpot can go, so it is conceivable that a new record will be set this time around. However, it may take until the latter part of 2027 to reach those heights!
While jackpot wins may be few and far between, SuperEnalotto only costs €1 per play (plus €0.50 if you wish to add the SuperStar option) and it offers lots of other ways to win.
Draws take place every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening, and there are always great prizes paid out. The latest player to win a six-figure sum was a ticket holder from Cernusco sul Naviglio in Milan, who matched five numbers on Saturday 25th July to win €208,092.
Go to the SuperEnalotto Results page to see the latest winning numbers as soon as they are available, and don’t forget to pick up a ticket for the next draw.