The latest SuperEnalotto draw on Thursday 16th August saw 34 players match five of the main numbers. While 31 of these winners snapped up €4,313 each, the other three ticket holders also matched the Jolly number to increase their individual payout to an impressive €137,956. But what is the Jolly number, how does it work and why isn’t it included on a ticket?
The SuperEnalotto jackpot remained just out of reach as July came to a close, but the final draw of the month still produced lots of big winners throughout Italy. One player from Piedmontese, in particular, had reason to celebrate after landing a massive six-figure payout.
The SuperEnalotto jackpot rolled over on Tuesday 10th July, but there were three players who won over €50,000 and thousands of other prizes were given away all over Italy. Meanwhile, the top prize in Eurojackpot was won last Friday following a remarkable stay of six weeks at its €90 million cap.
A special SuperEnalotto promotion called Jackbox will be available until the middle of August to give players the opportunity to win some fantastic luxury experiences, as well as the enormous jackpot in the main SuperEnalotto draw.
A SuperEnalotto jackpot of €51.3 million was won on Saturday night as a single ticket matched all six main numbers drawn. It is the first time in two months that the top prize has been given away, and the search is now on for the lucky winners after it was revealed that the ticket belonged to a syndicate of players spread throughout Italy.
