The SuperEnalotto jackpot rolled over again on Thursday 14th June as nobody managed to land all six main numbers. However, there were still more than 330,000 winners across Italy and the top prize for the next draw will now rise to an impressive €48.4 million.
The “6” did not appear in the SuperEnalotto draw on Tuesday 12th June, so the jackpot rises to €47.3 million for the next one. It is the 24th consecutive draw without a winning “6”, but two players made a “5” to win €81,721 each.
Ten lucky ticket holders have become millionaires after winning special prizes in Monday evening’s ‘Millionaire Boot’ draw. The special game, called Stivale Milionario in Italy and held to celebrate Festa della Repubblica (‘Republic Day’), created big winners all over the country.
The SuperEnalotto jackpot was not won in the draw on Tuesday 29th May, meaning it will roll over for the 17th consecutive time, taking the top prize to €41.4 million. In a quiet night for the big prizes, no one matched five numbers plus the Jolly, but two players did match five to take home €80,000 each. The wait for a millionaire is nearly over, though, as a special draw in June will guarantee ten prizes of €1 million.
May has seen six MillionDay millionaires crowned so far, the joint most successful month in the short history of the game. SuperEnalotto has continued to rollover ever since being won on Tuesday 17th April, the lottery’s first jackpot winner of the year.
