It has taken almost a year for the jackpot to reach this height, having not been won since a player from Desenzano del Garda landed €35.4 million in May 2025.
It crossed the €100 million mark at the turn of the year and has continued to build, although there are still hundreds of thousands of lower prizes paid out in every draw.
In one recent draw, on Friday 27th March, a player from Casorate Primo won €141,615 by matching five of the six numbers. The ticket was purchased at the Sisal Tabacchi sales point located in Via C. Tosi, 4. Check out all the most recent winning numbers on the SuperEnalotto Results page.
How High Can It Go?
While the jackpot grows more slowly than other major international lotteries, SuperEnalotto occasionally becomes the focus of a much wider audience when its top prize outshines any other game.
American lotteries Powerball and Mega Millions have both recently been won so they have dropped lower than SuperEnalotto, while the EuroMillions jackpot currently stands at €105 million. The eyes of lottery fans across the globe will therefore be fixed on SuperEnalotto for the next few draws.
While it may not stay as the highest in the world for long, the jackpot may carry on climbing for some time. It is currently on the cusp of the all-time top five for SuperEnalotto, but nowhere near the top spot.
The largest jackpot in SuperEnalotto history was €371.1 million. It took almost two years to get that high and was eventually won in February 2023 by a syndicate of players from across Italy, so it was split 90 ways.
There is no limit to the SuperEnalotto jackpot, so it could go past €200 million once again and perhaps even break the existing record in time.
If you want to give yourself a chance to win in the next draw, you’ll need to take part. Visit any authorised retailer to buy a ticket, or choose your numbers online. Good luck!